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Breguet Charity Auction Is Underway
As time winds down to the New Year, Breguet is preparing to auction a masterpiece: the Breguet Classique 5157. The auction benefits the New York Philharmonic¡¯s School Partnership Program. Bidding began at 12:01 a.m. EST yesterday and closes close at midnight January 15th, 2011. The watch is being auctioned through the eBay Giving Works site. The 18-carat yellow gold timepiece is the same model as the one worn by New York Philharmonic Music Director Alan Gilbert. It is a 38mm, extra-thin Classique wristwatch featuring a self-winding movement and a silvered gold dial hand-engraved on a rose engine. It also has a sapphire caseback and is water-resistant up to 30m.Breguet, is expanding its cultural ties in the U.S. The brand worked with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 2007, and most recently sponsored the New York Philharmonic’s Opening Night Gala. Breguet will also support tonight’s all-Tchaikovsky New Year¡¯s Eve concert.The New York Philharmonic¡¯s School Partnership Program p

Hands-On: With The Girard-Perregaux Chamber Of Wonders Collection
Artistic work when it comes to mechanical watches isn’t for everyone. But it is certainly a noteworthy craft if you consider the amount of effort and skill that is required to make artistic timepieces finer, more rare and unique. Such is the case with dial work, and Girard-Perregaux offered three solid choices in artistic craft with its Chamber of Wonders Collection this year. This should come as no surprise from Perregaux, whose enamel works we introduced last year.The collection is composed of three pieces, each in similar 40 mm fine polished pink-gold cases. The lugs have a steep curve to them and hug the wrist very well. The dials are finely crafted works of pigmented fine stone. 1 OF 5 The first is dubbed the Pearl of Wonders. It is a reproduction of a map drawn in the first half of the 15th century by historian Ibn al-Wardi, and it is inspired by Ptolemaic astronomy. Bodies of water and important geography centered on the Arabian Peninsula are sketched out in

Laco from 4abnet.com?
I really like this watch I found here: Laco Automatic Classic Flieger Watch-Automatic Flieger watch-German Automatics From LacoHas it been modified? Is 4abnet reputable?Thank you!

New to the Omega Discussion Forum
Hi, Im am new to the Omega Forum but have been lurking on TRF for several years. My introduction to the Omega Forum and TRF was through Google searches for info on Omegas while I was putting my collection together. You-all should be commended for your passion and knowlege of Omega watches. I feel a little obligated to make this post after jumping into some debates posted today!A little background, my grandfather retired from the Railroad when I was quite young and received an Omega watch as a retirement gift. This was a Seamaster engraved on the back around the seahorse with his name and years of service. I remember how proud he was to wear and show it. Soon after his retirement my grandmother passed away and he later remarried and moved south to Texas. When he passed I always wandered what happened to his watch. It seemed to disappear. As I became interested in watches ~ten years ago, one of the first watches I bought was a 1961-2 seamaster that was similar to what I remember my gran

Patek Nautilus choices : 3712 or 5726?
If you had to choose only one , would you choose the beautiful 3712 or the useful AC 5726 1a? Heart or brain? let me know.Fabio