Franck Muller KING CONQUISTADOR ELECTRA 8005 SC WATCH

Thanks to WTF and Elliot!
My prize for winning the photo contest has arrived. She's been mounted (no jokes ) and pictures will be forthcoming.D

A picture tells a story...
Hi allI see that Adam (GLADIATOR) posted this in another forum, and thought it might be of interest here, too. I've seen the postcard and think it's VERY cool....I also find myself wishing I knew more about the lady in the photo! Best,Ike"Why do early so called 'Trench' watches have a red 12?Who made the first wrist-watches?What date did men and woman start wearing a wrist-watch?These and many other questions remain unanswered in Horology. I have spent many hours studying old articles and collecting in an attempt to try to answer these points.A few weeks ago, I came accross a very rare picture, which helped answer those questions, I waited patiently, bid and won it! Only for the British Postal service to lose it! True!Maybe history does not want us to unearth all the answers of Horology.Anyway, 8 weeks, late the following rare photograph finally appeared in my mail box. Not only am I excited to see the picture, but its provenance is greatly helped by a personal message dated 1911

My Longines Charles Lindbergh Hour Angle
As some of you may already know, I acquired this from a private seller in early January. I've had a few members asking me about the watch and how it functions. Hopefully, by using the references I've linked to here those who are interested can learn, as I have been able to do, something more about how to operate it's functions:Longines Heritage Collection Lindbergh Hour Angle L614.2 automatic movement (38mm) L2.601.4.11.2Longines has a wonderful virtual/interactive online tutorial that explains exactly how to use the functions of this watch. Here is the link to Longines' Virtual Catalogues. This site is easy to understand, and can explain how this watch is used much better than I can. There is also some more really good reference material contained in the December 2006 article by Watch Time magazine, entitled "The Lindbergh Flies Again". Within the article is a 6-step tutorial on how to use the watch subtitled "Working All the Angles: How to Use the Lindbergh Watch. It's not hard to do

PAM 372 "marseillaise" : review and pictures
Hello all,Here is a full review of my PAM 372 N11xx/3500.Bought new from Frojo AD in Marseille.In fact, it was my second PAM 372, as the AD in Monaco had also been able to provide me with a PAM 372 (N10xx/3500). So I bought the two but decide to keep only the one from Marseille.Hence the surname marseillaise !I managed to get this one thanks to french paneristi and watch enthusiasts. It was the first one I managed to order at an AD. So the story of getting this one is pretty peculiar for me.Here are the pics.PAM 372 N-serial 11xx/3500Packaging and box

Ton of love for YG sub sunburst dial¡ª
Not so much for YG SUB black dial! Any opinions?