Jaeger LeCoultre Rendez-Vous White Dial 18K Pink Gold Automatic Ladies Watch Q3542490

New Moons: Ulysse Nardin Introduces Classico Luna Collection
Ulysse Nardin has once again utilized the expertise of watchmaker Ludwig Oechslin ¡ª the creative mind behind the brand’s groundbreaking Trilogy of Time astronomical timepieces ¡ª? to launch an entirely new family of watches with innovative moon-phase complications called Classico Luna.The movement Oechslin and UN developed for the Classico Luna, Caliber UN-829, draws its inspiration from that of the Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck limited edition, whose hallmark was its realistic depiction of the moon’s rotation. The Classico Luna has a more streamlined, traditional look than the Moonstruck, with a slim case (in stainless steel or rose gold) and a silver or black dial with three Roman numerals (at 12, 3, and 9 o’clock) and simple, thin indices at the other hour positions. The date is in a small, round window at 6 o’clock.The watch’s most interesting feature is, of course, the moon-phase complication, which is displayed in a small, circular aperture that rotates ar

Hello from a new member
I'm not quite sure of the "form" here, but I thought an introduction would be an idea.I'm Chris, a 45 year old civil engineer from Nottingham, UK, currently working in the piling industry in Central London. I'm moving to Canada in January 2012 on secondment.My love of watches started when I was a kid and my collection (if such a gathering can be so called) comprises about 30 watches, from a Casio to a Rolex 16660 Sea Dweller, and includes a Helson Sharkmaster, Kenzo Nautilus, Rolex Submariner Date, several vintage Seiko's and a number in the bottom of my watch box that should forever remain there!!I've been a member of TZ-UK for a few years and have decided to spread my wingsRegards

Unidentified Sterling Silver WW1 watch- please help a newbie
Hi. I acquired an interesting silver watch with enamel face. It was advertised as WW1 but there is no identifying manufacturer.Could anyone help identifying it?It looks like it was packed in grease so i dunked it in solvent and it started ticking right in the soliution!ThanksAdamWW1 works.jpgWW1 face.jpgWWI inside back.jpgWW1 markings.jpg

Joined the AP family
I added this yesterday. A big thanks to DavidSW!

watch winders
Azguy just posted a thread about watch winders which has gotten me thinking that I need to invest in a watch winder. I'd love to say that my Omega will never come off my wrist but I'm not going to beat up my watch and can't wear a metal band on the ship.So do you guys have suggestions for a basic get the job done winder..Thanks,Tim