Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Lady Ultra Thin Quartz

What Will The Apple iWatch Be Like?
Rumors regarding new Apple products have lately proved to be extremely accurate. Since the death of Steve Jobs, Apple hasn't quite kept the iron curtain pulled so tight. When mass speculation revolves around a new product or service, it is often a matter of "when" rather than "if" it will be released. Even before the square version of the iPod Nano came out, people were speculating that Apple was designing a wristwatch. They clearly had it in mind when making a few watch dials available on the Nano, which was later upped to about 18 different dial choices. While Apple hasn't officially announced an upcoming "iWatch" or wrist watch product, people have been discussing its imminent release for quite some time.A new round of rumors have popped up seeming to indicate that 2013 may very well be the year Apple finally releases a dedicated watch product. Primary to these rumors is that Apple will be working with Intel to produce a processor for a small, power efficient device. It is true that

Some Heavy American Iron!
I just saw Dennis's (ulackfocus) new pick-up from the seventies, a beautiful Longines Olympian and I thought, hey, let's see some heavy American iron from the seventies!So let's see some of those big and crazy American watches from the funky, cool 70's!My big and bold and all 70's Benrus Citation - Electronic!

Introduction to everyone
Hello all,I thought I would jump into the mix. New to the forum, but not new to watch forums. Have been pretty active in other forums, and needed some fresh air. I came here looking for a broad array of watches and it looks like I found it. Looking forward to interacting with everyone.Jeff

The 'Patek you've never seen before' Topic
How about a thread with the most unique Patek watches ever madeMUST be unique piece, not just rare piecesSo if reference XXXX is made 500 times in red gold and 50 times in platinum ¡­ we're not interested in these 5050 pieces is just too muchso forget about the 5004 steel, 5070P, 5131 ¡­. way too much of these :-)Let me start with theseThese are probably the most uniqueA chrono wordltimer, afaik only 1 piece ever mada 55 mm pilot watchI believe 2 pieces made and imo both in the Patek museumNow a few titanium pieces, all of them unique pieces but the reference does exist in other materials and the ( gold or platinum pieces were widely available) But the titanium were made for charity auctionsThe 6000the 5712 Tthe 5004 T5180 T4 unique titanium pieces once made for a super collectorSkymoon tourbillon, the celestial, the gondola repeaterfrom the same huge collector a 3928 T with a HUGE diamond on the backanother celestial, ofcourse unique pieceA 5131 but not the world timer we all know,

Are 116520 and 116500LN cases really exactly the same?
I have tried searching around for this info, through google and this forum. It appears that the general consensus is that 116520 and 116500LN cases are identical. However, recently I've had the chance to compare both closely and I think there are slight differences. Most noticeable are the backs of the crown guards.These two are described by dealer as unpolished.I am pretty new to Daytona's. Are these cases really different from factory?First image is 116500LN, second is 116520.