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Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles Squelette Watch
As a brand, Tissot really seems to be on quite a tear as of late. They have had quite a few notable new releases over the last few months, and now we are getting word of a sort of second wave. Most of them seem like reasonable additions to the lineup, but there is one in particular that caught our attention: the Tissot Chemin Des Tourelles Squelette.As you can quite readily tell from the photos here, this is a skeleton watch (and that's what squelette translates to from French ¨C skeleton). I've been spending more time looking at and thinking about skeleton watches in the last year or so, and I have come to the conclusion that they are particularly hard to do. There are some brands that have it absolutely nailed down on the higher end of the luxury spectrum; when you start coming down closer to the realm of the "affordable" watches, things become hit-and-miss.The single biggest problem that faces a skeleton watch is readability. Since there is no dial, a lot of attention is given to the

New Incoming Citizen From Japan.....
Earlier this week, I pulled the trigger on this gorgeous JDM Citizen Attesa "Jet Setter" series ATV53-3022 with the U680 radio controlled movement:The Eco-Drive movement caliber U680 in this watch can sync in the USA, Japan, Europe (Germany's DCF-77 signal) and China. Its got a 3.5 year power reserve (In power save mode), world time for 44 cities, automatic adjustment for daytime savings light (or summer time), 2 alarms, countdown timer, 24 hour chronograph, LCD display backlight, lumed hands and dial markers etc.This Attesa features full Duratect Titanium construction and sapphire crystal with AR coating (Not clear yet if it has dual AR coating).Another feature I love about this watch is the ability to adjust the clasp on the fly like a Rolex. If your wrist gets swollen during the day, all you have to do is take off the watch, press the 2 clasp release push buttons and adjust the clasp micro adjustment and you are done! Really coolI used to have the American version of the Citizen Sk

Dress Watches
Post your dress watches here!I'll be adding mine in an hour or so. I actually have work to do.

Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Flyback Annuaire
Not exactly, what I'm looking, but it does have the large date and month. Plus it is an annual calendar, which means, I think, it needs to only be change on Feb 28th....?A really nice movement from ML, with 49 jewels and adjusted to 3 positions (I think).Local jewelery store has what I consider a great deal on since it is a discoed model. If it just didn't have that chronograph....Would this be a watch you'd buy because of the movement, despite the dial not being exactly what you are looking for?In my price range, it seems I can find I dial I like, but the movements are common ETA's (of which there is nothing wrong, but I'm, depending upon the second, looking for an in house movement ) or I find an in house movement, but the dial isn't exactly what I want.Screen Shot 2013-07-04 at 3.33.55 PM.jpgScreen Shot 2013-07-04 at 3.44.05 PM.jpgHmm, doing a little research. The ML-15 movement might be based off the ETA 2892-A2 movement, with a bunch of jewels added. Seems it has been disconti

5116R vs 5119R
I might be missing something, but what is the difference between the old 5119R and the new 5116R presented at Baselworld this year?