Ebel "Classic Wave", small, Stahl/Gold, Brillantbesatz auf Ziff.

Rare Opportunity To Acquire A Temption CGK203 Watch: One Of Only 1100 Made
About once a year or so, maybe less, a Temption CGK203 watch becomes available for purchase on the market. The good news is that people who own these watches tend to be serious watch lovers who treat the attractive German watches with the pride and care they deserve. That does not suggest that Temption watches are delicate. but rather that they attract a high caliber of collectors.Well lucky for us, one is available on eBay right now. The Temption CGK203 is no longer made and went through a limited production of only 1100 pieces. Though there is an updated version, The Temption CGK204, these remain distinct watches that simply share the same movement, which is the highly complex ETA automatic Valjoux 7751. The 7751 is based on the popular Valjoux 7750, but added to the movement is a full calendar, moonphase, and 24 hour hand. It is one of the most feature rich movements out there, especially at the price. Better yet, Temption does an excellent job of making such an array of complicatio

Current "Moonwatch"?
I was looking at some phots online of some NASA crews, and saw that they use the X-33 Speedmaster...Is this the current "official" astronaut watch?Is it beign under "private" production just for NASA?

Someone knows this watch ? Patek Philippe Calatrava 437 ?
Hello, i received this patek below. I dont know much about watches - anybody out there can give me some infos like age or reference ? I did some research and it looks like an old Calatrava.

BYOW - Build Your Own Watch Project.
As I saw one of the member here built his own watch, I would like to try to build my own watch..I used to build RC cars as hobby (not driving, building only) and enjoy putting things together.Does anyone have some information where I can buy the kit and start building at home?I want something that will give me option to assemble the movement.

Question regarding water in a watch
Hello everyone at TRF. I wanted to pose a hypothetical question to you. If your watch got water in it, but was sent to a Rolex Service Center for a full service, would you have any concerns about the long term effects on the watch?Obviously Rolex will do a great job removing the water and cleaning the parts. But could there be any negative residual impact in the watch in the future? Or once Rolex repairs it would that be essentially the equivalent of water never having been in there in the first place?Anyway, I hope this question makes sense. Thanks in advance for your thoughts and comments.Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk