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Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly Watches Capture 'Pixie Dust'
Famed New York jeweler?Harry Winston?¨C?known as one of the most prestigious Fifth Avenue?houses since the 1930s and, of course, for their association with the Hope Diamond ¨C has released the Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly Watch collection featuring a new twist on plumasserie. Plumasserie traditionally refers to the art of selecting, preparing and using bird feathers for decoration ¨C in this instance, you guessed it, watch dials!If you are looking for something unique, the?new Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly collection watch could be just the right shade.?This new Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly collection is a?particularly notable departure from the brand¡¯s previous?Premier Feather Collection which used real peacock and pheasant plumes, but with only quartz movements. This time around, we see automatic movements ticking away inside,?giving the updated collection?the opportunity to be of interest to a whole new set of female watch consumers.So what's the twis

Replacement sub-second hand for 30L
Hi,I just acquired a dress watch with the 30L movement. However, the sub-second hand seems drop off and it is very loose when I try to mount or so I suspect it is not original and a wrong size. I want to get a replacement but I cannot find info. about the size, can anyone help me?Anyone have spare hand to sell me?Cheers.

Breguet Secret Signature & Papers
I just bought a circa 1999-2001 or so BNIB Breguet Marine 4400BB/12/B70. It came with a small booklet (see photos). As far as papers, does anybody know if this is all that came with Breguet watches around this time period? Also, the watch does not appear to have the "secret signature." Per Breguet's web site, "Their very success soon made Breguet's watches a tempting target for counterfeiters. In 1795, Breguet came up with a countermeasure: the secret signature. Etched into the dial, the signature is all but invisible unless the dial is examined in oblique light. Still a token of authenticity today, the secret signature has remained a feature of most Breguet dials down to the present." I've looked in different types of light and with a loupe, but don't see it. Any idea of determining the definition of "most" Breguets having this feature. Thanks.

My first AP and tour of the AP Service Center
First off I would like to thank all of you enabler's here at TRF. I really love my Rolexes but reading the posts about APs fine timepieces really got me interested. That combined with great trusted seller's here I found one at a price I could not resist. 23% off retail with full factory warranty. So I bought the piece from addy616 a trusted seller here. As I posted in the Who's Who forum it was an absolutely outstanding buying experience. I needed to get it sized so he suggested since I live in Tampa to swing by the Clearwater service center. It's the only one in the northern hemisphere and they take in all new watches from Switzerland to inspect before they go to the AD's to be sold retail as well as do routine service and repairs for all the APs in North and South America. So I called them and set an appointment and the rest is just amazing. From the moment I arrived they treated me like royalty. Coffee, water and a personal inspection of my new AP. They sized it for me pres

AP lover ?
I own some AP watches now, one of them is Diver. 2 days ago I just bought 5980 bracelet. Im wearing it 2 days straight and today Change to the diver. And i realized that I love this diver more then my new 5980. The feel, the size everything. I think AP is my watch. But I still gonna keep the 5980 because it's Patek , I have to own one.