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EXCLUSIVE: Your First Look At The Baume & Mercier Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer
Today we take an exclusive first look at the new Baume & Mercier Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer. Utilizing a Richemont-made manufacture worldtimer movement, the Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer offers a romantic complication in a solid-but-elegant package, and all at an accessible price.Not too long ago, we told you about Baume & Mercier's new Clifton collection, a collection of well-priced watches with vintage inspired styling and interesting complications. But this watch is a new addition to the brand's already successful Capeland collection. 2 OF 19 The Steel Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer The centerpiece of the Capeland Manufacture Worldtimer is the in-house worldtimer movement borrowed from a Richemont sister brand (we've got some guesses as to who made it, but we'll leave that to the imagination for now). Baume & Mercier has put their own stamp on this self-winding movement though, both decorating it in their own style (which you can see through the sapphire c

Advise on Used Glashutte
Recently I have been obsessing over the panomatic date, and was wondering if anyone knew the best place I might be able to find a preowned one. Any advise is much appreciated :)

Anyone else read Chronoshark's ad daily?
I think it is a great sales technique to have humorous stories to go along with their daily featured watch. I know it makes me check their site daily!

After thorough review, this watch needs to be in EVERYONES collection.
Let me first start by saying I was wrong.I¡¯ll admit whenever someone would bring up Tudor, I¡¯d roll my eyes. All this talk about the Black Bay on the forums. Why would I care about a watch that was budget version of a Submariner? Especially since I have many Rolex divers...... stupid me.My snobbish attitude towards Tudor kept me away from probably one of the best modern sport watches of our time. Fast forward to the Vegas GTG. My brothers graduation was coming up, so I decided to get a Black Bay Heritage ETA for him. I ended up winning another Tudor in the raffle (Hurray TRF!) and chose another BB ETA for myself.I get home, look at it for a bit and throw it in the safe. It might as well have been lost in between all the other watches. Even the Rolex stable wasn¡¯t getting much time since I¡¯ve been in the AP/PP pool, why would the Tudor see the light of day again?Months go by, and I figure why not let¡¯s put it on. I love my five digits, but they felt a bit undersized and fragile. My six

Glidelock spring loaded locking mechanism.
I¡¯m not sure how to call this part correctly, but I¡¯m talking about the spring loaded hinge which holds the bracelet locked in place when watch is on wrist. I¡¯ve noticed that I have a significant play on it both on and off the wrist.The play is noticable when I slighly move it from side to side at the place where the spring mechanism connects with the rest of bracelet. I really don¡¯t want to be bothered by this but since this is pretty critical part for a use of my watch safely, I decided to check on if this is concidered as normal.The watch is a month old and if this is not normal, I will have to start bothering AD instead of you guys!I marked with red circle the part I¡¯m talking about.