Maurice Lacroix Fiaba Neu mit Box und papieren inkl MwSt

Pretty cool Assy of Cal.3135
Not really sure who did this, I just found it on Utube.youtube/watch?v=GDOGWVgnU6Y

Bonus Watch of the Day
Omega Women's Speedmaster 1.00ct Diamond Stainless Steel WatchPrice: $4200In a class of distinction and refinement! Solid stainless steel forms this glossy case topped with diamonds on the bezel. Housed in the case is an impressive Swiss automatic movement offering you a chronograph complication.The white mother-of-pearl dial adds a visual texture with its radiant shine. The dial is set with three sub dials residing at 3:00 for the seconds, at 6:00 for the hours and at 9:00 for the minutes. Occupying all remaining hour positions are red Arabic numerals with silver-tone luminous hour and minute hands revolving around the dial.Embracing your wrist in luxury are silver-tone stainless steel links. Hugged inside the bracelet, composing the inner links are textured stainless steel links.# Bracelet: Stainless steel# Movement: Swiss automatic# Crystal: Hesalite# Crown: Push/pull w/ function pushers# Clasp: Push button deployant# Bracelet Measurements: 7-3/4" L x 18mm W# Case Measurements: 40mm

I must have pleased the Gods of Mido
A couple of weeks ago I finally found the matching Swiss Mido bracelet to a vintage Multifort datoday I've had for some time:Today I received a big box from Darby Nutininem:....and in the jumble of empty boxes was this one, it matches the watch just great, what luck! I figure I could only have been luckier to find a few watches inside some of the boxes

OMEGA and NASA - by OMEGA Watches - Official Facbook site
Haven't seen this one posted here before. I hope it's OK. First a link to the actual article;by OMEGA Watches - Official on Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 4:28amThe NASA testsThe story of how the OMEGA Speedmaster became the Moonwatch – the only wristwatch approved by NASA for all manned space flights – has been re-told often enough that it is sometimes difficult to determine where the history ends and where the myth begins.The true story, without embellishment, is so remarkable that it’s worth a trip back to the 1960s to re-examine how the Speedmaster came to be considered in the first place, the nature of the strenuous tests to which it and four other chronographs were subjected and finally, how it was chosen over its competitors to accompany every manned space flight since the launch of the Gordon Cooper’s Faith 7 mission as part of the Mercury program on May 15th, 1963.Chosen to competeIt all began in the early 1960s when two NASA officials anonymously visited se

I still love Rolex and why I now love Omega, too . . .
I've owned four Rolex watches in my life (now 58 years old), but only one at a time. My current Rolex is my TT DJ 16013 which I bought new 23 years ago this month. After a visit to the RSC in November, it's like new again . . . it wasn't cheap, but it really is like new.The WIS guys and other members of this forum have succeeded in corrupting me and feeding my desire to own more nice Swiss watches. I had just about settled on a 36mm Explorer I when I suddenly discovered the Omega Railmaster. Based on my research, as well as a price comparison with the Explorer I, the Railmaster started looking really good. Then, on Christmas Eve, a fellow forum member posted an ad for a 6 month old 36.2mm Railmaster he had worn very little (it turned out to be basically perfect) with 2 1/2 years of warranty left for a really sweet price ($1,650.00). I jumped on it. Once I got it on my arm, I like it far better than the Explorer I.Then I got the urge for a GMT Master. I had always like the watch