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Introducing: The Villeret Tourbillon Bi-Cylindrique 110 Years Anniversary Limited Edition, A Surprisingly Ornate Watch From Montblanc
Montblanc has just decided to surprise us with an anniversary piece that is, much, much more baroque than what we’re accustomed to seeing lately from the Villeret-based manufacture.This year’s collection, presented during SIHH, reaffirmed Montblanc’s commitment to high-end watches with classic features such as the Heritage Chronométrie Annual Calendar Chronograph and the 4810 Day-Date. That is, until its latest addition to the 2016 lineup.The Villeret Tourbillon Bi-Cylindrique 110 Years Anniversary is a watch you’d expect from the likes of Richard Mille, and other independent names that are not bound by traditionalism or corporate behavior. But the slithering serpent sneaking inside its dial is not just there to provide a visual thrill or to provoke. 1 OF 2 Circa 1920, a "Rouge et Noir" fountain pen. It is a nod to the maison’s first fountain pen series, the famous “Rouge et Noir” collection, introduced in 1909. In fa

Sapphire Casebacks for GMT-C's
Hi All,I just recently purchased a Swiss sapphire caseback for my GMT-C and installed it over the weekend. The caseback on my GMT-C is pretty cool. I added the installation steps to my DIY page at Minus4Plus6 - Installing a Sapphire Watch Caseback along with a comparison of the caseback made in Germany.I know some feel that clear casebacks are sacrilege, but in my mind there is no other way to wonder at the micromechanics inside.All spelling/photo errors are mine, so feel free to point them out.-Sheldon(BTW, I also added some cool watch item reviews over Spring Break)

Indestructable?
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Best way to bring deep black color to black rubber strap?
So the black rubber on the ROOs seem to start getting some white marks most noticeable in the tunnels on the straps after getting them wet. Is there a way to get rid of these white marks to get it back to the deep black color as when they are new? Thanks.

Daytona Two-Tone vs. Yachtmaster II SS
I am looking at adding another watch to the collection and am torn between these two watches as they are both amazing for different reasons. The Daytona has been around for a long time which means there are many people that have it. The Yachtmaster II is relatively new and I rarely see people wearing it which is why I tend to lean this route. I am curious on the opinions of everyone as to what watch will likely hold it's value better in the next 5 years. What do you think, the Two-Tone Daytona or the Stainless Steel Yachtmaster II?Thanks for your time!