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Introducing the Defakto Kinetik
Defakto is a German watch brand known for its commitment to minimalist design. Alongside Limes and Archimede, Defakto is owned by the famed Ickler family, who has been in the business of producing high quality watchcases in Germany since 1924. Defakto was founded in 2009 by Raphael Ickler, whose minimalist vision has guided the brand since day one. In the past, we've reviewed a number of different watches from Defakto's catalogue, among them the Akkord, the Akkord Modular, the Eins, and the Detail. Each watch was expertly executed, punching well above their weight with impressive fit and finish. Last week Defakto quietly revealed their newest watch¡ªthe Kinetik¡ªand it's the coolest one yet, boasting a design ethos that exemplifies simple done right.The Kinetik comes in a 3-piece case housing an ETA 2824-2. At 39mm, the Kinetic is a great subdued size relative to the rest of the market, and it's also the smallest watch Defakto currently makes. The stainless steel case is available in two

Rolexstein Lives !
Ok UK trolls, you wanted a Franken, You got it ! I give you Rolexstein ! A Gallet case and valjoux 72 movement together with a Accutron Swiss raised chapter ring, Rolex Daytona dial, Sinn hand set modified to fit the valjoux 72 movement and topped off with a JB Champion Bracelet........

Incoming: Citizen Perpetual Calendar
Calibre 8700. I will post pics when I receive it.

Rare Elgin Military Dial ! ! !
Hey guys !I picked up this SWEET Elgin Trench Watch at the NAWCC Convention over the weekend. I just got finished putting it all back together a few minutes ago and I wanted to post my results. Elgin made a TON of size 3/0s trench watches but very few were made like this one. Your probably saying to yourself "this looks just like a bunch of other ones that Stan has done", but take a very close look! This is a size 0s Elgin military dial ! ! ! It's a true 28.94mm enamel dial, this is very rare and it's the first one that I have ever seen in a size 0s, in this style. This is a VERY common dial for size 3/0s trench watches but NOT size 0s. Take a look at the length of the minute hand, it does not quite make it all the way out to the outer chapter of minute markers it is about 1mm short. PLUS, this is a 1916 size 0s movement with 15 jewels, rather a hard year to find as this was the final year that Elgin manufactured size 0s. They made nearly 3,000,000 size 0s movements and this is one of

New Pam 272
Went to my local AD to buy a new Rolex Hulk, stepped out with another Panerai here's my new Pam 372, also his brother Pam268Good Health