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A Look At Two Recently Introduced IWC Ingenieur Watches
While its focus was squarely on its Aquatimer divers’ watches at the 2014 SIHH, IWC has circled back to last year’s featured watch line, the Ingenieur, with two new IWC Ingenieur watches that it is launching this summer, both bearing the Ingenieur collection’s revamped design codes, influenced by materials and functions used in Formula One racing.The IWC Ingenieur Dual Time (Ref. IW324402/IW324404) is one of the more understated Ingenieur watches, with a stainless steel case measuring “only” 43 mm in diameter. The dial, either silver-plated (as shown) or black, is relatively clean, with central hours, minutes and (hacking) seconds hands, a date display at 3 o’clock, and its signature function, a second-time-zone display. The watch, which is powered by IWC’s automatic Caliber 35720, shows the local time on the hour and minute hands and the time in another time zone of the wearer’s choice by means of another center-mounted hand tipped with

Interview: F.P. Journe On The New Women's ¨¦l¨¦gante Line
I had the pleasure of sitting down with Mr. François-Paul Journe to discuss the brand's new line of Women's watches, Élégante, and it was awesome.First of all, I would like to preface this article by saying that I did not think I would like this collection. When I first heard that the watch has a quartz movement, I think I rolled my eyes. BUT to my great surprise, I was very impressed with the pieces in person and now I want one for myself. 1 OF 9 The watch is everything its name suggests – elegant. The trademarked flattened Tortue case comes in platinum, red gold, and titanium. The titanium version comes with or without diamonds, which is a refreshing choice to have. All of the watches come with a sporty rubber strap with folding clasp in six colors: white, rose, light blue, midnight blue, chocolate, and khaki green. The dial is easy to read with Arabic numerals and a luminous dial. The titanium version is super lightweight and is very

Einstein's watch: NOT an Omega...
The Antiquorum Fall 2008 auction "Important Collectors Wristwatches, Pocket Watches & Clocks" took place yesterday, marked by feverish Internet bidding and a remarkable sale total of $9,892,812. After the dust had settled, a number of records had been set, most notable among these being from the sale of a gold Longines wristwatch once owned by celebrated physicist Albert Einstein.The tonneau-shaped Longines watch, dating from 1931 and engraved with Einstein's name sold for $596,000, a figure which exceeded its pre-sale estimate by a staggering 2,000 percent. The sale represents a landmark for both Longines and watch auction history in general; it is both the highest price ever realized for a Longines watch, and the highest figure obtained for a simple time-only wristwatch. Regarding the Einstein Longines watch sale, Julian Schaerer, Antiquorum USA's Watch Expert & Auctioneer said, "We're delighted to see such an excellent outcome for our first auction of the season. In particul

Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph 2400.SO.OO.A002CA.01
Can anyone tell me some details on this AP 26400 watch please? Specifically about the AP movement and reliability, future servicing schedule and approximate service costs?Also as it would cost me ¡ê17000, how well would this model retain its future value?

Which Rolex(es) do you own and what do you do for a living???
I thought it would be fun to know what you do for a living and which Rolex(es) you own!! (not owned but what you currently have) We might also be able to make new contacts!!I'm in the Cellphone Business (Wholesale, Retail, Unlocking) and I own a SS GMT IIC.