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de GRISOGONO Fuso Quadrato Two Time Zone Watch
From one of the coolest and quirkiest luxury watch makers around, de GRISOGONO, comes the Fuso Quadrato watch for 2009. Aside from the interesting shutter-style complication the watch looks pretty stylish in its 47mm 18k pink or white gold glory. The rounded square case will look good particularly good on the wrist as sometimes harsh geometric angles looks awkward on the organic shapes of our hands. While the watch is clearly from the de GRISOGONO line, it is a very new design direction for the company. Powering the watch is the automatic mechanical de GRISOGONO DF 21-90 movement with hours, minutes, and a second time zone hand.I am not convinced that the size of the dauphine hands is big enough for me. They are the perfect size for the smaller dial that appears on the machine textured dial when you open up the shutter, but when closed - they look stubby, really stubby. I'd have a feeling that they might look more odd if they where larger. On the sometimes hidden dial is a clever secon

Hamilton Unknown Model
I found a watch in a park few days ago and I'm wondering how much could it worth. Its been a hour that I'm looking for informations on google and there no pictures or details about that watch.Here's a picture I took:The number on the back is 9812Can someone help me?(sorry about my bad english)thanks,Dave.

Oris Carlos Coste Fake Vs Genuine
Hi Before all i have to tell that i'm not use fake watches and at now (from year ago)i'm wearing my own genuine Oris TT1 (you can see on picture below compare with fake Oris Carlos Coste) and i'm not promo here fake watches ...just want share my knowledgeand help others how to recognise fake chinese watch (expensive) from original genuine.To be honest i think i have good knowledge about fakes , that's why i decided to showthese pictures and start this topic...Next topic i would like to start with my problem with my genuine TT1 because Oris datechanger is "dead" from 2 weeks so i will have to ask 4 help (mean diagram ,pattern 7750). if u find some interesting photos or articles similar to this topic pls. share it with us ;) bdw , sory 4 my english and thx all who will read this.ART.SCHNEIDER....btw. thx M.G 4 watch to compare.Link to better resolution : http://img152.imageshack.us/img152/7349/22222222zb3.jpgBelow 3 (only found) Oris fakes with chinese 7750 compare to genuine :At this mo

Seamaster cal 268 completed...
Finished and photo'd. Before (sellers pic):After:Hopefully I'm eligible for some humanitarian award for this save (Dennis?).I could use the Kharma.

Video: a question on 5270/ 5170 chronograph second hand
Dear All,I have come across a thread and video from a 5170 owner in another forum, who noticed a very small pause of the chronograph hand while passing the 0/60 second markI found the same behaviour in my 5270 (which share the same CH29 based caliber). It does not happen in each and every time, but in around half of the occasions. The pause is very subtle, but if you deliberately look for it at the 0/60 second mark, it can be seen. Hence I did not notice it after wearing my 5270 for few months, until I read that post.Recently I met a staff of the PP service center at a horology event and he told me that it is normal for the CH29 caliber to have this very slight pause of the chronograph second hand while passing the 0/60 second mark in some of the time, which may be related to the power diversion to the instantaneous minute counter.It will be great if other fellow 5270/ 5170 owners can share their experience.I have attached a video of my 5270 showing the subtle pause of chronograph seco