Ebel Women's Beluga Manchette Watch

Glash¨¹tte Original Debuts Its First iPhone App
Glash¨¹tte Original’s first iPhone App is called the Senntor diary, after the brand’s mechanical timepiece that lets its owner set an alarm up to 30 days in advance – the only one with this feature. The app features a diary for your iPhone to remind you of important dates, and more. The app also features an interactive tour of the manufactory and games that are both entertaining and instructive, inviting fans to take a closer look at world of high-end mechanical movements. Of course, there’s also an interactive catalog.The app opens with a splash screen displaying a Senator Diary displaying the current time and date. Five gold pushers offer entry points that bring up the diary function, the current collection, the interactive tour, a list of retailers, and games.German and English versions are available in iTunes, and a Chinese version is in the works. Just go to iTunes and search Glash¨¹tte Original, or Senator Diary.

Jaeger-LeCoultre at the Dakar Rally 2011
Jaeger-LeCoultre is putting its Master Compressor Extreme World Chronograph to the test on the wrist of Greek motorbike racer Vasilis Orfanos during the world¡¯s toughest and most demanding motorsports race: the Dakar Rally 2011. The race runs from January 1-16 in Argentina and Chile. The riders will cover a total of 9,500 kilometers across difficult terrain. This is Vasilis Orfanos¡¯ 5th participation in the Dakar Rally. In his first effort in 2003, he took 1st place in the 400cc category.The Master Compressor Extreme World Chronograph is powered by Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 752 which is designed for extreme conditions and equipped with a patented shock absorber system protecting the self-winding chronograph movement from vibrations and jolts. The watch features an automatic chronograph combined with a world time function displaying simultaneously the time in the 24 different time zones. Dakar’s 16 days of heat, water, sand, shocks and vibration make it an excellent extreme laborat

The second hand option
Happy New Year all!The begining of a new year means we have to stick to our resolutions such as "I will be purchasing an Omega this year!".I am hoping to acquire an Omega 2225.80 and considering making this a second hand purchase. One of my main disadvantages is that there is no AD in my country, where I could look at second hand pieces. (Suspect the only AD then, was not making minimum orders per year to be an AD)I would apprecite any advice regarding sourcing online as I know many members have made some good buys second hand.Forinstance, how would one determine the condition and by extension if the asking price is reasonable? as it may be difficult to tell much, not seeing it in person. Any idea as to what price one in good condition would fetch?I'm even hoping that maybe a WTF member may have one they might consider selling hopefully by the time I am ready to buy.:001_smile

Incoming: First Vintage Ball
Picked up this on the web this weekend...came with a money back guarentee and he said it was keeping time to within a few seconds a day so I took a chance, even though the pics were not great.The seller is a retired railroad man, whose correspondence was impressive, so I decided to take a shot. I will post details and take new pics upon arrival.

No love for AP 15450ST
GentsI have been trying to locate a unworn 15300ST for months now without any luck which made me consider 15450ST. Havent found posts On It and no much talk about the ref. So I was wondering Why ! Would appreciate ur thoughts and pictures FYI I have a 6.3 wrist and this suppose to be my first AP. My current daily watch is the Rolex sub. Aka Hulk.Cheers