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Historical F.P. Journe Tourbillon Marks 30 Years of Independent Watchmaking
Thirty years ago, 20-year-old French watchmaking prodigy Francois-Paul Journe completed his pet project: a pocketwatch with a handmade tourbillon, in an era in which that 19th-century horological invention was virtually forgotten. This year, Journe celebrates the anniversary with a wristwatch version of that groundbreaking timepiece, the F.P. Journe Anniversary Tourbillon.The new wristwatch, a re-interpretation of the original pocketwatch that Journe finished in 1983, breaks with the traditions of most current F.P. Journe watches by using the same materials used in that original pocketwatch ¡ª silver with guilloch¨¦ for the case, 4N rose gold for the front and back bezels, and traditional brass for the tourbillon movement. (Most of the watches from Journe’s eponymous brand use gold for the movements.)The watch has a transparent sapphire caseback revealing the classically constructed tourbillon movement, made in grained and gilded brass just like that of the 1983 pocketwatch. Two pa

How much should I expect a Seamaster 300 m to cost?
How much should I expect a Seamaster 300 m to cost from my jeweler? I went today but it was closed, however from what I recall it was about $2200-2600, is this a good price? I tried on the watch Bond wore in Casino Royal and liked the 300 m better, even though it was more expensive.I searched the web and found prices all over the place so I thought I'd consult the pros here. :)Also, what are the ID numbers that are written like IP addresses?

To polish or not to polish a royal oak?
As some of you guys know I just picked up my first royal oak.. It is a Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Day-Date Moonphase 36 mm 25594ST/O/0789ST/05 and I love it...the watch was bought new buy the guy I bought it from in 2003 and he had it on a winder or his wrist so it was always running , or so he says.. The watch was never serviced but it is keepin GREAT time so I am thinking to wait before dropping $1k on service and polish.. I believe I read somewhere that they will not polish without doing a maintence on the watch, is this correct?I also read about people NOT polishing watches because it takes away from the value on certain brands, does this also pertain to the royal oak?This watch scratches very easy and I probably put more Scratches on it in a week then the original owner did in 8 years.. So would getting it polished take away from the value of the watch? I am not looking to sell it anytime soon but will probably one day for a 39mm chrono royal oak..( I love the Apref 26300ST.OO.1

Omega Ti/RG Chrono pics as promised [WARNING - Modem Burner]
Hi guys,Between surgery recovery, work and family, I have had no time for photography. Today the house was quiet and I got a chance to take some pictures of my new pride and joy. I really LOVE this watch. It is just about perfect for me and I am really liking it. Anyway, it is the 2294.50, non-ac, titanium case and bracelet, 18k red/rose gold - bezel, hands, markers, pushers and he escape valve. I will try and take more (and better) pictures this week. Anyway, its a beautiful day here for a beautiful watch; have a great rest of the weekend all! -Chad

2 Rolexes for 2 Tudors + Cash Trade....WWYD?
I've been approached with this trade proposal...I won't say what side of the trade I am on, but I'm curious what people think is the better end of the deal...Rolex Side: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Date 1503, 14k yellow gold case and bracelet, 34mmRolex Oysterquartz 17003, white dial, roman numeralsTudor+Cash Side:Tudor Pelagos Blue 25600TB (Tudor In House Movement)1958 Tudor Advisor Alarm, 35mm, vintage patina, raised rose, full working condition, premium aftermarket band$500 cashWhich side would you take? I would create a poll but I don't know how.