Ebel Classic 100

Cartier Calibre Watches
The big news from Cartier for 2010 is the Calibre collection of watches. While they did release a few impressive highly complex watches (not to mention a tourbillon version of the Calibre watch), those aren't going to be volume models. The Calibre will be a much more affordable timepiece with a fresh and modern look along with the Cartier name. As a thick layer of icing on the cake, the Calibre is named as such for having a Cartier in-house made movement. That's right. The jewelry brand can finally satisfy the connoisseur's need for exclusive in-house movements and the brand's famous style. The movement is the 1904 MC, named for the year that Cartier made a watch for Alberto Santos Dumont, being Cartier's first wrist watch. The movement is an automatic with two mainspring barrels, 48 hours of power reserve, and a hack seconds complication. It further features ceramic ball bearings for the automatic rotor which winds the watch when spinning in both directions Also, it looks like the mov

Who likes the Milgauss?
Hi guysI went to visit my AD yesterday to pay my deposit on the "pepsi" GMT - The last one they had on the company in the country. I expect to go back in a few months time and pick it upNo sooner had I paid my deposit and me and my AD were talking future purchases again. I'd always expressed a desire to get my name on the Daytona waiting list, but as we were talking he asked me if i'd seen the new Milgauss? I replied that I'd seen a couple of pics and it looked a nice piece, at which point he said he had one in the shop window and would I like to see it? After obviously saying "Yes" I was looking at a Rolex that was bigger and heavier than my Sea-Dweller and the GMT and I must admit I was really impressed with the look and feel of the watch. It was reference 116400 with the black face and white markers. He did go on to mention that the anniversary edition 116400 GV with the green sapphire crystal had a longer waiting list of up to 3 years, whereas the one I was looking at was either av

Is this a real Oris
Hi, found this Oris at a garage sale, was cheap, and worked, so I got it. First, is it a "real" Oris? I noticed the that face say "25 jewels", while the Movement 648 says "21 jewels". Any ideas?Thanks20100823-P1030252.jpg20100823-P1030255.jpg20100823-P1030257.jpg20100823-P1030253.jpg

AP Diver customization
Hey Guys,Has anyone changed out the bezel to new black or PVD coating to stock bezel on the SS Diver?

Bergeon 7825 on Speedy New Bracelet
Hi Guys, as you know the New Speedy Bigbox equipped with the new screw type bracelets and reading other online source that Omega tend to be using a bigger Spring Bar vs Rolex Spring Bar.And the Spring Bar tool which come with the Bigbox doesn't really good enough and I was wondering anyone here used a Bergeon 7825 (pliers / tweezer) to remove the bracelets before?Bergeon 7825 was described as a very fine tip and does it provide enough grip on the bigger Omega spring bar?