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Introducing The Baume & Mercier Clifton Chronograph (Details & Pricing)
At the?Salon International de la Haute Horlogerie (SIHH) in January, Baume & Mercier will introduce three new watches as part of its Clifton collection. All three are automatic chronographs, based on the very practical Valjoux 7750 movement. Mid-century design?paired with a modern case size of 43mm make these?an attractive proposition at an approachable price point, building on the same strengths as the rest of the Clifton watches. 2 OF 4 Baume & Mercier Clifton Chronograph The Clifton collection, first introduced earlier this year,?takes design cues?from vintage watches of the 1950s.?Though these chronographs are vintage-inspired, the contemporary Valjoux movement uses a coulisse-lever design rather than the more traditional column wheel mechanism as a way to make production more economical and the overall size and finish are definitely modern. 3 OF 4 A Closer Look At The Legible, Vintage-Inspired Dial The Clifton Chronograph?features a stainl

Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim
This year is a big year for Montblanc and the ExoTourbillon. They have released three watches with the ExoTourbillon movement: the TimeWalker ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph, the 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim 110 Years, and now the ExoTourbillon Slim. The Slim is slightly different than the previous two ExoTourbillon watches in the fact that it features the caliber MB 29.21 movement which is the new movement released for SIHH this year. 1 OF 2 The caliber MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon movement is automatic and propelled by a micro-rotor and is decorated with the Côtes de Genève en Enventail motif. The micro-rotor was put into place in order to show off the movement more through the sapphire crystal case back. ADVERTISEMENT The movement is 4.5 mm in height. The ExoTourbillon Slim also features the start-stop seconds feature, which is activated by a whip that stops the large screw balance and restarts it on demand. All the functions are

Certificates of authenticity
For those interested who are not yet aware of this, Longines posted detailed information on their web site with regards to obtaining an Extract from the Archives or even a Certificate of Origin and Authenticity - for details click here.

Mark XVI in the shop for repairs
I purchased a new Mark XVI about six weeks ago. In the six weeks I¡¯ve ¡°owned¡± this watch I have only been able to wear it for ten days. It¡¯s been at IWC for repairs the rest of the time. I wanted an IWC because of the quality and paid extra for that quality. So far I am very disappointed. Should I expect some kind of compensations from IWC?

Fortis Watches?
Ive been loking at Fortis watches over the last couple of days, and was wondering if anyone out there has one? If so, whats are they like to live with, do they work well, etc.