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Tissot Sculpture Line Skeleton Watch
This rare Tissot watch isn't one that you are likely to find at your local Tissot dealer. In their T-Gold collection, this Sculpture Line Skeleton watch comes in a 45mm wide 18k yellow or rose gold case. As a side note, did you know that Tissot makes 18k gold versions of their T-Touch watches? I had no idea, but they do. Yea, not only that but they also can come on gold bracelets - even in platinum too!Tissot begins with a Swiss ETA Unitas 6497 manually wound mechanical movement. This movement is often chosen when skeletonization is called for as you can really scrape out a lot of its guts to see how it all works. It even helps the basic movement look extremely beautiful when artfully skeletonized and engraved. What Tissot did here is clever. Offer a fully skeletonized watch, but one that is also still legible. The dial of the piece is more or less in tact when it comes to having all of the hour and minute indicators. Coming with a black or silver dial, Tissot uses sporty looking Roman

Let them live
Recently there have been posts about scratched straps,beaten up watches and Cape Cod cloths.All were well recieved and provided a lot of good info.BUTLet your watches live a good life of providing you with good service and reliable performance.How many times have you gotten a scratch or ding and immediately look for a way to make it better? (for cosmetic purposes only)We want everything to be newThat first scratch or door ding on a new car.(inevitable)The first scuff on the new shoes.(inevitable)The first unsightly stain on the new sneakers-oops sorry ,athletic shoes-(inevitable)Enjoy and let your watches age along with you for they are supposed to be with us for a while and what fun is it to simply look at them??That's what the internet and AD's are for.Once you buy a watch it's a commitment to show them a life away from the showcase.

Thoughts?
Got a Message from a forum member that he has a bracelet for me (I had posted something on the WTB). The charm of the safari had always been the brown strap. This looks like a completely different watch.......but I am liking it. The weight is now substantial and feels great on the wrist. Honest opinions and thoughts please. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Breitling Bentley GT... anyone own one of these beauties?
I have been on a search for a new Breitling piece (and my first that I will have ever owned) and have become focused on the Breitling Bentley GT. A little smaller than the other Bentley models but still an impressive 44 mm case. Uses a slightly modified version of the workhorse 13 claiber movemement the 13b. Breitling uses the actual custon paint used for a Bentley on the face of this watch. I have seen one recently and it is simply stunning to behold... blue being my fave.Any owners out there that can share some insight or pictures?

Can someone help authenticate/answer my questions for Datejust I am buying
The jubilee 36mm datejust, i see that the new ones have white markers on them that are glow in the dark supposedly? 1.the old ones didn't have these white colored markers. just wondering, which year did rolex start this in? 2.Which year did rolex start writing ''rolex'' in the inside cylinder of the watch? 3.Which year did rolex phase out the hollow links and change them to solid links?4. is watch photos i've attached authentic or fake? link: https://imgur/a/Mr2eS