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Piaget Emperador Coussin XL 700P (Updated with Live Photos and Price)
It has become known among educated watch enthusiasts that Piaget makes its mechanical movements in-house. What is less known is that Piaget is one of the very few Swiss watch brands that also makes its own quartz movements in-house as well. The brand paid tribute to this dual technical heritage at SIHH 2016 with the Piaget Emperador Coussin XL 700P, a “concept” watch (it will be produced and sold) that combines a mechanical caliber with a quartz-driven regulator.Limited to 118 pieces, the Piaget Emperador Coussin XL 700P, and its ultra-thin, generator-regulated mechanical movement, Caliber 700P, commemorates the 40th anniversary of Piaget’s very first in-house quartz movement, Caliber 7P, which debuted in 1976. Firmly ensconced in Piaget’s Black Tie collection of elegant men’s dress watches, it features the familiar Emperador cushion-shaped case, measuring a stately 46.5 mm in diameter and made of white gold with a black ALDC-coated gold bezel. The “

Breguet Creates Unique R¨¦veil Musical Watch for Only Watch 2011
Breguet presents a unique creation specially made for Only Watch 2011. A patented music box-type mechanism enables this one-of-a-kind white gold R¨¦veil Musical watch to play a unique tune, Castle in the sky, either on demand or at a pre-set time. An original dial bearing a child¡¯s hand completes a full rotation to touch the adult hand appearing on the flange, symbolizing inter-generational solidarity and support for research on Duchenne muscular dystrophy. A complete description appears below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Case: Round in 18k white gold, case band engraved with a musical stave. Diameter: 48mm. Caseback personalized for Only Watch 2011 and engraved “piece unique”.Dial: Rotating hand-guilloche dial featuring a child’s hand outstretched toward that of an adult appearing on the flange. Individually numbered and signed Breguet. The dial center makes a complete turn when the striking mechanism is activated. The mechanism plays the tune A Castl

Ulysse Nardin Black Sea
The 45.8mm Black Sea is the latest addition to the Marine Diver collection. The stainless-steel case has undergone a complex vulcanization process, leaving it with a matte-black rubber coating, giving it a sporty aesthetic and comfortable feel. The wave motif extends from the dial to the bezel and even the rubber and ceramic strap. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The exhibition case-back reveals the self-winding movement which features a 42-hour power reserve indicator, oversize small seconds register and a large date display.The hour markers and the hour and minute hands are covered with red luminescent material. The power-reserve indicator is located at 12 o¡¯clock while the small seconds and round date are displayed at 6 o¡¯clock. Small hands are painted in red. The individually-numbered case provides a unidirectional rotating bezel and a screwed crown and is is water-resistant to 200 meters. The strap includes a black ceramic folding clasp.The suggested retail price for the Black

Discontinued
Hi guys,I heard that Rubberclad RG is discontinued in I series.Anyone heard about it? Please help me confirmed the news.Thank you.

Newbie - Power reserve question
So I have a few Rolex in my collection, and I REALLY like the look of the Panerai. So, it'll be a new add, however I'm sort of confused when looking/researching what type I'd prefer.Question: Some are automatics, some aren't. Are the 8 day and 10 day models, are those basically manual winding, and that is the power reserve? If so, how do people that have them like them? I don't mind winding my watch, just curious if some would have preferred the automatic after they've had the manual.Thanks in advance.