Maurice Lacroix Pontos Automatic Chronograph

Audemars Piguet watch selected simple design
Audemars Piguet watch selected for this simple design, but with a carefully selected for their movement. Jules Audemars watch with small second hand is entirely the Le Brassus, Audemars Piguet design, production, Assembly and movement winding manual Cal.3090 decorative polished. As the shows of external beauty is more women distinguished as the only selection criterion, they also attach importance to mechanical movement of the inner beauty, this movement of the vibration of the core components used 21 600 times per hour can thus be modal weight balance wheel, eight small weight to the movement continues to maintain the swatch operation and equipped with flat springs. Level of the bridge of horizontal balance wheel plate fixed to the Board of Directors on both sides rather than unilateral, better shock.

Constellation Advice Needed
Hi,I just bought this 1962 Constellation pie pan. Its my first vintage watch and I think its an understatement to say I am very happy. It has a 551 movement which is keeping good time. I plan to have the watch serviced immediately. I turned 50 recently (born 1962) so I suppose this was meant to be ! As you can see the face has some white marks (salt / corrosion ?). Otherwise the face has a wonderful subtle luminescence which I like. My question is - what to do about the face. Can it be cleaned ? I would hesitate to have it refinished as I think its unlikely to retain its character, but nonetheless I would like to remove the white marks. Any advice on this and any other comments would be very much appreciated.ThanksPatrmconstelation1.jpgconstelation2.jpg

Hi From Chrissy
Hello All,You may know me already from the get together in NYC for the last two years.I'm a huge Rolex fan and have finally joined this board.I'll post sometimes, but i look forward to getting to know you all.Thanks!Chrissy

Would you swap Plo Prof 1200 for 600?
Hi All,Your help is required please.This is not a question about which is more desirable, because I appreciate that is totally subjective.I was hoping to utilise the considerable knowledge on this forum to see whether what I am considering is a good deal.First of all I would like to say that the Plo Prof 1200 is my favourite Omega. (see here: .info/foru...orum/45842.htm ) Until I come to wear mine that is: The problem is that I have skinny 6.5" wrists and a pronounced knuckle. The high relief grip on the reverse of the Plo Prof 1200 rubs into my knuckle and makes it sore every time I wear it. My brainwave was to look for a Plo Prof 600. This has a less pronounced "grip" on the back.After lots of searching I have found one at a respected Ebay seller (over 1000 feedbacks at 100%) not too far from me. It looks very tidy and originates from my birth year: 1970. It comes with the original box (collectable?) but no original paperwork. I bought my Plo Prof 2 years ago for ?4000. The Ebay sell

try this on for size
we all know the old saying that you can put a name too someone's face butcan you look at someone who does not wear a watch and put a brand name on him or her. For example let's say your walking down the street and you happen too see a guy let's say wearing a white tshirt and jeans.