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Hands-On: With The A. Lange & S?hne 1815 Tourbillon With Stop-Seconds Mechanism And Zero Reset (Live Pictures, Video, Pricing)
Let's get one thing straight. I'm not a tourbillon guy at all. In fact, I think most of them are downright ridiculous. There are, of course, a few exceptions, where I believe the technical thoughtfulness, artistic integrity, and the simple beauty of them in motion outweigh my general belief that this complication is more than useless (then again, aren't all mechanical watches?). Some that I give a pass to include those from Laurent Ferrier and FP Journe, the Tradition tourbillon from Breguet, the?14-day guys from VC, the Gyro from JLC, the downright?ridiculousness of the mega RM's, and the occasional?ultra-slim Royal Oak tourbillon. But, if it came down to it, and I were forced to spend my own (pretend) money on a tourbillon wristwatch, it would likely (though not definitely) be from A. Lange & S?hne. 2 OF 12 Now I'm not going to lie and tell you that if given my druthers, the Lange tourbillon I'd buy would be this new 1815 (first shown to you in January during the SIHH)

Meteor vs. Savitar?
I'm in the market for a Hamilton electric with a unique shape. I'm stuck between a Meteor or a Savitar. Any suggestions? Opinions appreciated!- joe p

vintage Hamilton Kennett
does anyone have a photo of this watch? thanks.

GP, why so much love?
There is similar tread (by Mike) about RB2, but I want to ask why there are so much love for GP? I am talking mostly about FC version hereI never had a change to see one other than on pictures so just as with RB2 its hard to spend so much money on a watch without trying it on first. I couldn't find anyone who has one on my recent travels. I am looking to add RG and SS 44 mm to my collection, let me know why would you go for GP over new 44 mm ROO. If any members here have one, please post wrist shots, opinions

Sub: eternal shortage??
A Forum commentator put the following: I'm looking to pull the trigger soon, and I have noticed that used 114060 prices seem to be more than brand newThis is nothing new...We all know that this is due to one thing friendsSHORTAGE .. and even if we do not like it, it is a reality. My question is for all Forum's friends:Do you think that the supply of the Submariner will ever be restored or will the shortage be eternal as it is with the Daytona?I was in a prestigious dealer in my city and saw lots of different Rolex models ... I think more than a hundred. I can also access the price list and it is impossible for me to count all the models. I suppose the idea of Rolex is to sell all the models that are produced, not just the sports ones. In my humble opinion I think the shortage of the Submariner is going to be eternal.