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Franck Muller is a watch from his latest design
A Conquistador collection watch made by the Swiss watch maker genius Franck Muller is a watch from his latest design appealing to both men and women alike. The unmistakable beauty of a Franck Muller watch is alive and well in his newest designer collection. He has added a gentler contour of the watch face and a sapphire cover that is unbelievably exquisite.

IN THE SHOP: A Rad Tudor Sub, A Beautiful Mulco Chrono, And A Rolex Daytona 6263
It’s Tuesday and you know what that means – more watches in the HODINKEE Shop! This week we have a slightly more tailored group of watches for you, including a couple of cool chronos, like the Mulco Antimagnetique and a gorgeous Rolex Daytona reference 6263. A 1950s Mulco Antimagnetique Chronograph 1 OF 3 Mulco isn't a brand you hear of often, but this watch will have everyone talking about it. Here we have the Mulco Antimagnetique Chronograph, a gorgeous yet sturdy steel chronograph with triple scale; this watch will not disappoint. The dial has some spotting from age, but it is beautifully well-balanced, and the color is to die for. Overall, just a really great chrono that you won't want to miss. Click here for full details. ADVERTISEMENT A 1960s Rolex Daytona Reference 6263 2 OF 3 We have the Rolex Daytona Reference 6263. The 6263 might be the perfect Daytona ¨C with second generation screw-dow

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Colt GMT Strap Help
I have a Colt GMT in steel. i went to the AD here in Dubai to get a leather strap and was told that the strap will cost me around $ 135 however if i want to add the deployment buckle the cost will be around $ 300. does this make sense? i.e. is the buckle more expensive than the strap?? any idea how much will it cost if I get it online?Thanks for your help

Vintage Patek Philippe Pocket Watch
Greetings! I have never ventured into the Patek world, but clearly appreciate those timepieces which are outside of my price range. Without going into the details, this family heirloom was passed on to me over the weekend. From my minimal research, it shows a serial number of 159057, which appears to be from the time between 1910 and 1915. The movement has the name Chas. N. Hancher; this is also on inscribed elsewhere as it says Made for Chas. N. Hancher Wheeling, WV. Records show that Chas is short for Charles, and that there was an incorporated jewelry store in Wheeling named Cas. N. Hancher from about 1900-1945.Does it work? I am not even sure when the last time this was running, so I am concerned about even testing the movements until I can get it to an expert. My hope is to have an expert service it and put into working operations again. Any suggestions you have about servicing?Also, something I found neat about the monogram, it is not engraved/etched into the piece, it is