Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Squadra classic

In-Depth: The IWC Mark XVIII And Mark XVIII Edition Le Petit Prince, And The Evolution Of An Icon
I’m sure it’s out there somewhere, but it’s hard to think of a single wristwatch model from any company that excites as much of a sense of ownership, from owners and non-owners alike, as the Mark series from IWC. There are, arguably, better known watches – the Submariner springs to mind, for instance – but the Mark series is one in which IWC fans in particular, and watch enthusiasts in general, really feel a personal stake. Why is this the case? First of all, the Mark watches have a design with very broad appeal: they’re tool watches, and generally have been extremely basic in design, while at the same time being instantly recognizable and very attractive. That combination of completely utilitarian appearance and aesthetic appeal is very powerful – especially because the aesthetics were not deliberate, but rather, an organic consequence of utilitarian considerations, and therefore seem much more genuine than if the goal had been producing a des

post your gmt's here...
hi gang,post your gmt's. my favorite rolex of all time.a matte dial gmt...cl

No Luck at several AD's this evening
Had some time to hit the mall tonight in an upscale area of town and shop some national and local jewelers.The three which carried Hamiltons wouldn't budge off retail.The fourth jeweler didn't carry Hamilton watches, but had Tag Heuers, Tissots, and Ray Weils. The lady clerk there was willing to deal. Tags aren't my style, so strike one. She didn't have any Maestro RW's, so no luck there. Of the Tissot's, I owned 2 of the 3 automatic models on display, and the third was something I'd never wear (ugliest Tissot I've ever seen). Just out of curiosity, I asked how much she wanted for a black dial Powermatic 80 model and she came in within $90 of some internet sellers.Business must be booming to stick to retail. Sad thing is, if they would have offered a decent price on the lower end Jazzmasters, I would have bought it on the spot. Too bad the place with the Tissot's didn't have a Visodate in stock, I would have taken that instead.

Latest Arrival, Christopher Ward C9 Harrison in Blue
Christopher Ward has just started shipping their C9 Harrison Chronograph in a lovely sapphire blue. Here are the particulars.Features> Swiss Made> Limited edition of 250 pieces world-wide> Customised self-winding automatic chronograph> Hour/Min chronograph function> 42 hour power reserve> Hand finished marine-grade stainless steel case> Unique engraved serial number> Anti-reflective sapphire crystal> Transparent case-back> Premium grade Louisiana alligator deployment strap> Beautiful presentation case and owner¡¯s handbookTechnical> Diameter: 43mm> Calibre: ETA 7750 (modified)> Case: 316L stainless steel> Water resistance: 5atm/50 metres> Strap: 20mm Louisiana alligator (blue)> Dial colour: Sapphire blueHere are a few pictures of number 100 that I received in the post yesterday.

Daytona(Pre-Owned)
Chrono24(Fairish Price) if anyone is looking I figured I would post.https://.chrono24/rolex/dayto...-id7328473.htmMods, if this is against forums rules my apologies and delete post.