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Magrette Kaitiaki & Kai Kaha Engraved Masculine Watches
The Magrette saga continues with two new watches. These new pieces serve a very specific purpose. They offer the beauty of Magrette's hand-done Maori style engraving, but in a more subtle manner. Allowing most of the visible PVD black case to be masculine and strong in appearance. Each comes in a limited edition set of just 25 pieces. There is just one master engraver responsible for each piece.The Kaitiaka and Kai Kaha watches are very similar, each even being the same price. The difference is the caseback style and design. The Magrette Kia Kaha (meaning "be strong") has a solid steel caseback with a beautiful engraving on its polished surface. The design is masculine, with a strong looking figurine worthy of the title of the piece. Each caseback of course is hand-engraved. Here, the engraving is known only to the wearer. Not only can they appreciate it each time they put on and remove the watch, but they can impress fans of the watch, when they take it off and hand it to them for ins

RJ007 = NO Comment
OKRJ007 you never commented on either the Autorist NOR the ROLLS (Shame on you)What you think of this?A 'box'INSIDE The 'box'Open the 'box>Instructions and 'tab'AND there is MORE!!Now look at the 'curviture'Finally look at this movement>crude??This is a 1920-30 Elgin. 17J with 'Curved' + 'Fancy Bezel'If you can not comment on this I will NOT post pictures of the 'KING' of watches.LOLPS.Booked flights to NY in May!!Come on, RJ007This is beautiful, boxed (original serail number on box) withn all papers

pilots watches
hello,i find more and more that i tend to be attracted to pilots watches over any other type. and more more specifically, vintage pilot's watches. there's something about the old, rugged look they have and the clear sign that they were purpose built to aid the pilot. are there any good sources for finding / researching these? anyone else feel the same way i do?

contemplating a new watch, any opinions?
Its between an avenger, chronomat, or superocean heritage. Looking at the 44,45 mm models preowned with a budget of $3500. Any advice/opinions?

Insurance question
Wanted you¡¯re thoughts on this. I just got off the phone with USAA and I wanted to bump up the value of my Hulk since prices have been going up recently. Last thing I want to do is lose it and then have to kick in more money just to replace it. USAA let me bump up the value, but also said I should get a new appraisal. I asked why and they said it will make it easier at the time of loss to get the full amount I have it insured for. My question is since they would probably have a hard time just replacing the watch and would probably just write me a check, will they pay the amount I have it insured for, or go off the last appraised value? Are people really asking for new appraisals every time prices go up or demand raises prices up? Insurance companies will gladly let you insure it for more, but in the event of loss will they really pay you current fair market value for the piece without having a current appraisal on hand?