Jaeger-LeCoultre SCHMUCKUHR GOLD 18K

Damasko DC66 Review
In the world of independent watches, brands like Damasko stand out. Small, family owned and operated, they produce a limited amount of watches per year with a focus on quality and technology that surpasses most brands many times their size. Though in a year, they might produce a fraction of what other sport watch brands do, and their name is not on buses or on shelves in watch shops across the US, Damasko still manages to produce truly exceptional pieces of engineering and for a good value too. And I mean value in the true sense. You get something of quality that exceeds its price tag, not something for as little as possible.As such, Damasko is a favorite around w&w, with this being our third review of their watches. If you're familiar with the brand, you'll know they focus on modern pilot's watches and chronographs. While they have a bunch of models, the differences between them are often slight. With and without bezel, with and without PVD, a different color hand, etc¡­ The dials

The summer of 69
Just heard the song on the radio and started thinking back. Teen love, fast MC ( well it was then) Honkey tonk women #1 in the UK . It's still dark and cold here where I live now, so am looking forward to summer. Oh yeah! watches:She is from 1969 and still rocking

1st 2010 Incoming
Got this on eBay tonight for $197.50. The bezel is in surprisingly good condition. I think I've got a better dial and hands, or I'll send these off to International Dial.

A Dream Visit to AP in Le Brassus, Switzerland - Part 3
=Day 2 - AP Museum, High Complication Workshop & Atelier de RestaurationAfter the high complication workshop, we were led to another section of the museum where the very early creations by AP were showcased. Many pocket watches, early wrist watches and timepieces with multiple complications were on display. Although very fascinating, we were not allowed to take pictures here. Not until we bumped into the Starwheels! I was allowed to take a souvenir shot of my rose gold Starwheel posting side-by-side with some very interesting iterations of the same mechanism.Clockwise from left: A yellow gold Starwheel with an engine-turned dial; A Starwheel pocket watch with skeletonised movement; A John Schaffer Starwheel with minute repeater; My rose gold Starwheel with Fleur-de-Lis hand-engraved dial Next, the door to the treasure land for most of the AP enthusiasts¡­Respectfully, Mr Gerald Genta and his greatest creation, the Royal Oak ref.5402. Like a fairy tale, the iconic Royal Oak was born

Super Jubilee on BLNR
When I see this combo I honestly think it's gorgeous. Takes the BLNR to a whole new level. Photo courtesy of Loevhagen. Three questions. Can this bracelet be purchased in the US apart from the watch? How much? Does it fit exactly as it should or is there improper spacing between the lugs? Thanks.