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Christophe Claret 21 Blackjack
Christophe Claret has released teaser images of his next new creation, called 21 Blackjack, which will officially debut next month during Baselworld. Coming on the heels of the Adagio’s launch last month in Geneva, 2011 is shaping up to be an annus mirabilis for the master from Le Soleil D¡¯Or. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The 21 Blackjack combines traditional timekeeping functions (hours and minutes) with three mechanically-animated games of chance: Blackjack (with a striking mechanism), roulette, and a dice game. Precisely how these games function remains in the shadows for the moment. We know that the dial contains a total of 5 windows: two for the bank activated by a push-button at 10 o¡¯clock, and three for the player activated by a push-button at 8 o¡¯clock. The hours and minutes are displayed quite traditionally by center-mounted metal and ruby or metal and ceramic hands.The 45mm case is available in four versions: grey titanium, black PVD-treated titanium, black PVD-tr

Just joined the Speedy club !
Hi all,I am now the proud owner of a Speedmaster Racing! Calibre 3330 - 326.30.40.50.02.001I already have a 2006 James Bond Seamaster Calibre 2500 - 222.26.80.00and a 2008 Seamaster Chronograph Calibre 1164 - 213.30.42.40.01.001I've always wanted a speedy, and I was instantly drawn to the light coloured dial, offset by the Black Tachymetre.Ideally I always wanted a limited edition moon watch, but to be honest the Hexalite vs Sapphire argument put me off massively, as I know how much I have scraped my Seamaster Chronograph along the wall and the glass is still immaculate. The manual winding put me off too, I think I would quickly lose interest in the winding on a daily basis !So all in all, the racing one was a good compromise for me!Not sure what to go for next! as I'm not overly keen on the DeVille or the Planet Ocean.Matt

Friday 4/5 WRUW
Going with another watch that hasn't seen the light of day in quite a while.

Forged carbon Ginza or Legacy
Hi all,New here and going through my first purchase of a API often go to Japan with my Job, and have just loved the Ginza the moment I saw it, went to the boutique and put a deposit down. i collect her in October when I'm back in Japan, The clear case back, the dial details etc just love it and limited to 200 so I think would be quite collectableBut I have taken a little shine to the LegacyWhats the thoughts on this watch, with everybody, I did try the watch for size its quite heavy a demerit for me, and the strap also thought was naffWould i be right in thinking although limited not so collectible I see many for saleAppreciate your thoughtsAnd no I cant buy both, taken me long enough to save for my intended Ginza

Opinions on trade/upgrade...
Hey guys. I have an about 1.5 year old 8500 calibre Planet Ocean 45.5mm that is one of my favorite pieces. Good size for my wrist, and weight. However, I continue to be drawn to these newer 43.5mm 8900 calibre models for some reason.I know that the new model has a Master Chronometer rating, but aside from that, and size, would there be any real advantage to making the move to the newer piece?Price is pretty good on the new models. I would probably buy the black, with black leather/white stitch. I am interested in hearing what the opinions would be.Cheers!Jason