Jaeger-LeCoultre Rendezvous Revision 2012

Watch Spotting: Roger Dubuis Wearing A Roger Dubuis Sympathie Bi-Retrograde Perpetual Calendar Moonp
Last week, I had the pleasure of visiting the Roger Dubuis manufacture outside of Geneva and had the double pleasure of meeting Mr. Dubuis himself. After touring the manufacture and learning of the rigorous processes behind the Poinçon de Genève standard, we were led into a large conference room with a sweeping view of Mont Blanc and the not-yet-completed Richemont Campus Genevois de Haute Horology. When Dubuis entered the room – situated quite literally at the crux of the old guard and future of the industry – one of the key things on my mind was what was on his wrist that day. 2 OF 4 The 37mm case sits elegantly on the wrist. The Roger Dubuis Sympathie Bi-Retrograde Perpetual Calendar Moonphase was introduced around 1995-1996. The 37mm stylized cushion-shaped gold case appears baroque, but not in an offensive way. On the off-white dial, the real features of the watch stand out: a minimal moon-phase complication at 6 o’clock with a s

A Visionary's Tale - The 'HARWOOD' Jig-Saw comes to-gether.
Hi AllI see that Adam (GLADIATOR) posted this in another forum and thought you'd like to see it too....I think this post puts the whole story together incredibly well!Best,Ike A Visionary's Tale - The 'HARWOOD' Jig-Saw comes to-gether.It all started when I received from my English Mentor, the following email:"Here we go. I'll start with the Harwood. The significance of this watch cannot be overstated. It was the first ever automatic wristwatch. It is the ancestor of every selfwinding watch on the market and represents Genesis for this type of movement. The British museum have a Harwood on permanent display and no collection would be complete without one. Horrible nickel cased versions sold in the USA sometimes appear online, but UK market examples in solid gold do not surface. This is the best Harwood I have seen in years."From that E mail, I ended up with the most beautiful, 1929 18kt mint Harwood:

Bond Aqua Terra in "Everything or Nothing"
Thought this was interesting based on all the PO Bond talk. Watched a new documentary on Epix over the weekend which was shot for the 50th anniversary of Bond. At the beginning, it showed Bond getting dressed (in black and white) and tied it to the beginning of Casino Royale. Daniel Craig was narrating. When Bond put on his watch, I was expecting a PO, but instead he put on an Aqua Terra. Attached is a picture. It's terrible quality (took off my TV) but you get the gist.

Does the 2500c movement suck, or is it all overblown?
I see a lot of sellers posting that their Omega Planet Oceans have the 2500D movement and not the dreaded 2500C movement. I know that the 2500C is accurate because I was able to tell that from searching around here. My question is about durability. Is it just a vocal ~.05% failure rate or is it more like 10% failure rate on the 2500C movement?How much would it cost to fix a failed 2500C assuming the warranty expired?Thanks!

2 ss sport vs 1 pm
would you buy a dd40 or buy a Daytona c with another sport model or dj41disclaimer I own a subc date