Hublot Big Bang 41mm Cappuccino

SIHH 2015: IWC Portugieser Annual Calendar (Updated with Live Photos and Prices)
The new IWC Portugieser Annual Calendar, part of the brand’s “Year of the Portugieser” at SIHH 2015, is a timepiece that marks two IWC firsts: its in-house movement is equipped with an innovative annual calendar mechanism and also boasts a two-barrel, seven-day power reserve.In keeping with IWC tradition at SIHH, the brand has devoted the lion’s share of its development and marketing efforts on one of its collections; this year, the Portuguese family gets its time in the spotlight. Kicking off IWC’s latest Year of the Portugieser is this new annual calendar watch (Ref. 5035), containing the new IWC Caliber 52850.The dial of the IWC Portugieser Annual Calendar displays the month, date, and day, in that order, in three semi-circular windows at 12 o’clock. This “American-style” date indication, which uses three individual disks, is an homage to IWC’s American-born founder, Florentine Ariosto Jones. The watch’s seven-day (168-hour

When you wish upon a star...
Oops.wrong title!! I meant - When you sell.....Have you considered all avenues? Are there any you've not and will probably never use?I've only used the sales forums or engaged in a trade-in with my dealer. While I've bought a couple of watches there amongst other items, I've never used EBay to sell, preferring to deal with someone I know. Having had my account hacked in twice on EBay has also probably made me more cautious of using them. How about you pals?Y'all have a great week nowZIN

Registered Edition 6160
since i think i have figured out how to post pics i wanted to share my Hamiltonon the Hamilton board.i bought this in '92 i think and wore it daily until the battery died. with the advent of cell phones i just stopped wearing a watch. since finding WTF i dug it out of my man box and plan on replacing the battery and giving it some wrist time again. it still looks great after 17 years.

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Question. Damaged?
Hello everyone,First time member here and hoping I can get anyone's opinion and help.I received my Royal Oak as a graduation gift when visiting Paris and have owned it for a year and some.I accidentally dropped my watch -- thankfully in the travel case provided by AP -- and came across the following problems.- When using the watch after the watch has been idle for a month or so, the time seemed to be going faster and going ahead 3 minutes. This seems to only occur when I use the watch after a long period of time, but seems to be fixed when using it more often. I provided a video below.- When i try to set the time, the minute hand seems to have a delay when turning the crown.- When i try to set the time, the Seconds hand seems to twitch when setting the time. (around the 0:08 second mark) - when i push the crown back into place, the minute hand has a tendency to bounce (0:25 second mark)I know when i purchased it there was that delay when turning the crown, but did not make anything of

Can't justify 15300 over 15202. Nor can I justify 15202 over 5711 =/
Now this is an endless dilemma!So I can't justify paying $14,500 which is currently the going price for the 15300, when the 15202 is a $3500 difference.The 15202 is newer, has a much better movement, thinner, a nicer looking blue dial; The 15300 also has caused a lot of problems with the movement, and the clasp, etc.Not to mention the 15300 current prices are higher than they were being sold brand new only a year and a half ago. Which makes me doubt how long the value will be helding to the next problem.The 15202 is a couple of 1000s away from the 5711.The 5711 is my grail watch, but I simply can't go above 18K at this time.