Maurice Lacroix 18kt 750 Gold Herrenuhr Mit Datum

BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends February 13, 2015
I¡¯m sure readers of this site will agree that one of the interesting, albeit more scarcely discussed elements?of?watch collecting is how desirable vintage watches - sometimes even important ones - are still being discovered now and then. These things don¡¯t happen all the time, obviously, but recently, an important discovery was made. A never seen before vintage Heuer Chronomatic was uncovered. And what¡¯s impressive about it is that it is believed to be one of Heuer¡¯s very first automatic chronographs and could very well be the oldest automatic Heuer chronograph watch in existence now. And this month, we retrace the story of how it was found.We also check out?one of my favorite watches from SIHH 2015, the new Montblanc Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum, and compare it to other worldtime watches that are on the market right now. Then, we?take?a closer look at one of my dream watches, the very rare and awesome Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Grande Complication - only one of three in the

RSW Nazca Sport Limited Edition Watches
I love how a design like that of the RSW (Rama Swiss Watch) Nazca is bound to be so polarizing. I think that RSW themselves gets a kick out of that. I mean, from a purely business-oriented motive you'd want to make timepieces that appealed to more people, not less people right? Yet despite this RSW continues to tread forth in the design of timepieces that appeal to just some people, but certainly not all people. So what about you? What are you feelings on the Nazca collection?The courage (or "audacity" as Europeans in their infinite defiance of how Americans use words call it) that RSW has actually does impress me. They are among a minority of watch brands that actually do take design risks (even though all claim to). And does this risky behavior pay off for RSW? I am not sure. Unfortunately not many of their timepieces make it to the US. But that goes for a lot of really good watches out there.For me the design gambling at RSW pays off because I always give their new watches very clos

Glycine Lagunare 1000 Chrono - One Impressive Diver!
Just a few weeks ago, I picked up a new Glycine diver, the Lagunare 1000 Chrono with a white dial. Although I had done my research prior to making the buy, it was hard not to be a little unsure about ordering my first ever watch made by this company. I was surprised to find so little specific information about the timepiece and even fewer owner photographs that truly showed the full detail and fit. That's the difficulty of buying on the internetyou never really know what you've bought until it arrives. But before the pictures, here are the specs:Glycine Lagunare Chrono 1000 White Dial - #3888-119-D9Lagunare Chrono L1000MovementCaliber: ETA 7750 automaticFunctions: hours, minutes, Chronograph 60s, counters 30min and 12hrs, small second at 9h, date display in windowSize: 13 1/4"Jewels: 25Power Reserve: 48 hoursHz: 4/28’800 vibrations per hourFinish: bridges and oscillating weight on ball bearing nickel coated.Case, Dial & HandsMaterial: stainless steelDiameter: 46mm without

question about PVD , gold plating
how good is gold plating ( or pink gold PVD) how they call it , on new models , is it going wear out in few years and look like crap or its actually something good .I cant find any info on Hamilton site about this coating . Thank you very much .

Show me your Citizens.....
Here is a showcase of my Citi Eco-Drive collection....Citizen Chrono-Time AT Limited Edition (On the wrist today):Citizen Moon Phase Calibre 8651:Citizen Calibre 2100:Citizen Signature Collection Grand Complication:Citizen Skyhawk AT:Citizen Calibre 8700:Citizen Nighthawk:Show me your Citizen love! (H)