Hublot Classic Elegant 1910.824

Japan Only Citizen Campanola Grand Complication Available: Different Than US Version
Us watch lovers prefer focusing on the minutiae rather than the big picture sometimes. Which is probably why I love this watch, even though I basically already own one. This is the Japan only version of the highly popular Citizen Campanola Grand Complication with the Japanese rose wood lacquered dial. The model number of the Japan only edition is: CTR57-1001. However, you can read more specifics and a review about this model right here on aBlogtoReadwatches-dealer's review of the "world" model Citizen Campanola Grand Complication.The Citizen Campanola series is rare enough outside Japan, but the "world" Grand Complication model differed in a few major ways from this Japan only model. First, the globally sold model used Arabic numbers versus the Roman numerals on the Japan edition. This is really a measure of taste. Some prefer the astute classiness of Roman numerals, while others prefer the modern legibility of Arabic numbers. I see the Arabic numbers on this model as having a benefice

Can you identify what year and how much it worth?
Recently found it in my fathers stuff, can you tell me what year and model it is?Thanks20120902_211346.jpg

Calling all patek experts out there, what do you think?
Hi, I recently came across a patek Phillipe watch and i was wondering if its a fake or an authentic. The watch description says that the watch was made for Saddam Hussein's top military leaders and only 6 of them were made.Take a look at the pictures, what do you think authentic or a fake? So what do you guys/gals think? Authentic or Not?How much do you think a watch like this is worth?

A couple watch-anniversaries this month!!
2 of my watches are celebrating an anniversary this month...First up is my current longest-tenured[good] watch of my collection, my Tag Heuer 2000 Professional, celebrating it's 15th year with me!! A limited edition (before LE's became 'fashionable') back in 1997 with a gold applied logo instead of the red/green one. It also has a silver-champagne dial. Though I don't wear it much anymore, I love it and it will always have a home int he collection. Never serviced (it'll probably get one next year though) it runs about 3 seconds fast per day. Not too shabby. And second up is my two-toned Yachtmaster. Bought in 2006 it's celebrating it's 6th anniversary! This is my favorite two-toned watch, and another that'll never leave my collection. In fact I have it's sister-dial, the white with black onyx markers I may have installed when serviced later this year. I love the slate dial, but may change it up for a couple years. And a shot of the white / black onyx dial:OK, so they're not

Open Letter to Rolex
To whom it may concernWe feel compelled to inform you of our many frustrations and I ask you to give this your immediate attention. We are a patient and good humoured bunch but you are pushing us to our limits. Our complaints are many but in this open letter we will try to limit them to those that require urgent redress.May we start by pointing out that we are your customers, and without us you have nothing, you effectively work for us and you should not forget that. You need us, and your primary focus each and every day should be keeping us happy; you are not there to make money, you are there to serve.Let me please start with the lack of availability of the watches we so desperately want, it is simply not acceptable. We need you to realise that if we want a watch, then we are entitled to have it! Who on earth do you think you are to decide whether or not we can have one of your watches? You have a basic mandate to provide enough watches for each and every one of us, failure to do thi