Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Grand Reveil

Introducing The Vacheron Harmony Chronograph, Featuring A New Manually-Wound, In-House Mono-Pusher Caliber (Live Pics, Pricing)
Vacheron is in the running for top announcement of the show with its incredible Harmony ultra thin, self-winding mono-pusher rattrapante chronograph, but the Harmony line doesn't begin and end in the mid six-figure range. No – there is an entire line of Harmony watches, and perhaps the most appealing to pure horology fiends will be this: the new Harmony Mono-Pusher Chronograph featuring the caliber 3300, the product of seven year's of development. 2 OF 7 Taking inspiration from a historical Vacheron Doctor's chronograph from 1928, this piece is certainly vintage inspired with its cushion shaped case, mono-pusher activation, and pulsation dial. But don't be confused for one moment – this is pure cutting-edge craftsmanship that just happens to revere its roots with a traditional architecture. 3 OF 7 The Caliber 3300 features some thoughtful traits that tells us once again that Vacheron is here to play, including a 65-hour power rese

Trigger pulled.
Well, just ordered a new Hamilton. ******* is having a big sale so I pulled the trigger on a Tachymiler. And, while I was at it, got the wifey a Hamilton Linwood Ladies. Even found a $25 off coupon online. Grey market, sure, but doesn't really bother me at all.I was all convinced I was going to get a Fortis or an Oris but Hamilton pulled me back in. So hard to pass up a 7750 with Hamilton quality for $538.But, I am preaching to the choir here. Pictures soon, I hope. I will also post a review of the ******* as I know how scary buying watches online can be.

You MUST Have Vision and be Able to see the Potential in Your Projects ! ! !
The moment that I saw this 1918 Elgin I immediately saw the potential of what it could become once again. This is an English made Elgin due to the original Dennison case and the "MADE in USA" stamp on the dial. Some Elgins were finished in the UK. Most people would have taken a pass on this one due the neglected condition but I am always up for a challenge! I did have some doubts when I opened the package and asked myself "what the hell were you thinking"?!?!?!?!? But once the restoration had begun I started having some fun! I have attached lots of before and after pictures so you guys can see how far this one really came. You MUST have vision!!! Details: 1918 Elgin, 7 jewels, sn 21300157, grade 462, size 3/0s, RED 12 Arabic military dial with "MADE in USA", Nickel Dennison Watch Case Company trench watch case, 18mm black nylon strap with silver tone buckle. Before pictures:After pictures:

buying in dubai?
I am a newb.But I've recently made the decision to buy an AP and this will be my first watch. I don't have a whole ton of knowledge and have been reading online as much as I can. I'm planning on buying the Royal Oak Offshore w/ceramic bezel in 18kt rose gold... reasons are just that I like it.I've been checking online and shopping in person in Bangkok as I am traveling through Asia.Ceramic bezel was not in either official dealer here in Bangkok, only the rubberclad. This is listed online in the USA around $36k with grey market dealers. MSRP from AP is around $50k I believe, but it's being shown in these boutiques at $62,000. They of course instantly offer a 20% discount off of that 20% markup to bring you down to the AP MSRP.The best price I could squeeze out in person was around $44k for the rubberclad. By the time I got there and had read what people had to say long term with the rubberclad I decided to just move on to the ceramic bezel model.Is it worthwhile to try to shop for this

Breitling Chrono 815 Endlinks help
I own this Chrono Ref.815 and want to wear it with a stainless steel bracelet. Wich Endlinks will fit and where to buy, Breitling dealer?