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First Look: Highlights From Christie's Geneva Auction This November, Including A Never Before Se
This fall is looking like it will be an amazing time to be a vintage watch lover. Last week we showed you some highlights from the Phillips November sale, and now we're back with a few highlights from the Christie's sale. The absolute highlight of this sale is a Patek Philippe perpetual calendar from 1954 – reference 2497 – but this isn't your average 2497. No, this is a fresh to market example, with a never before seen black gilt dial and luminous hands. It's likely one of a kind, and it belonged Ethiopian Emperor Haile Selassie. It is absolutely spectacular. The Emporer Selassie Patek Philippe 2497 With Black Dial And Luminous Hands 1 OF 15 There is absolutely nothing more exciting to watch lovers and collectors than discovering something truly new. This 2497 is a rare instance of not only discovering something entirely new, but also discovering something in truly honest, authentic condition, with indisputable provenance and importance

Vintage Omega help
ATTENTION all vintage experts!! HELP!About a year ago I picked up this watch at an estate sale. It's a caliber 361 in good working condition but poor case and dial. I just got it back from my AD who sent it to Bienne to have restored. They called me saying Omega didn't have parts for this watch any longer and would not proceed with any work. The photos show the movement which looks very good considering. Also, the condition issues that I am most concerned withthe dial and the lugs. The previous owner put on a Spiedel bracelet which dug into the lugs over time. So the question is, if you owned this watch what would you do with it?

Just Turned 40!!!
My iPhone shows I'm 40 now but my Diver doesn't. What a hell? ImageUploadedByTapatalk1351227781.496668.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1351227794.538425.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk. Watches are the new currency!

PO 8500 owners please advise on potential problem
Hi guys, I was hoping anyone with a po 8500 could chime in. When I unwind my crown it doesn't pop out like my other watches. Hen in winding positions, my other watches have a nori bile spring to them, you push the crown into the case and screw it down. My po8500 does not, it unscrews and doesn't pop out, just sits there, then has no spring when pushing in to screw it back down. Is this how these watches are supposed to operate or is this an issue?

Best of two worlds: luxury and comfort = Rolex Daytona WG 116519 Oysterflex
Hello folks!Last Friday I was able to buy from my AD, with whom I have a very good relationship, the Basel 2017 released model Daytona 116519LN on Oysterflex and white gold.First of all I want to say to you that unfortunately the iPhone pictures don't do justice to the beauty of the dial of this watch. I had before a Bluesy 116613 and a Rhodium dial DJ41, both with sunburst dials but I can tell you that the beauty of this steel looking dial is something special. This dial, which looks like brand new spare parts for high-end racing cars, on a Daytona model makes the best combo I have seen so far.I wanted to buy a PM model, I was looking for a Daytona as I am a racing fan, but I also wanted to have the comfort of the Oysterflex and not the PCL of a normal Oyster bracelet in full PM. I had that type of PCL with both the DJ41 ( Oyster bracelet - fluted bezel ) and the Bluesy and for me personally, especially with the softness of the YG on the Bluesy I wasn't able to cope with all the scrat