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Girard-Perregaux Traveller WW.TC And Moon Phase Watches
Girard-Perregaux has announced an evolution of their WW.TC line of traveler-centic watches, continuing the collection with two brand new models. Seeing as the past year has been host to a litany of new worldtimers, it's of little surprise that GP would look to inject their WW.TC formula into this new "Traveller" series. We have known for some time that Girard-Perregaux was going to refresh the WW.TC for 2013. The second new model in the new Traveller collection is the Moon Phases and Large Date, whose features are basically explained by that over-descriptive title - a basic watch it is pleasant enough but lacks pizazz. Whether you call it the WW.TC or the Traveller, this line of globetrotting GP's has been around for a while and found success by offering high end worldtimers that combined elements from both the sporty and elegant sides of Girard-Perregaux.The first of the two new models is a worldtimer that GP is calling the Traveller WW.TC. The WW.TC employs the Girard-Perregaux GP033

Basel 2008: Tag Heuer
New Formula 1This new addition to the TAG Heuer Formula 1 line is endowed with an oversized case (44mm)TAG Heuer Grand CARRERA Chronograph Calibre 17 RS Rose GoldTAG Heuer Grand CARRERA Chronograph Calibre 17 RS Rose Gold, a COSC-certified chronograph in solid 18-carat rose gold: the larger (43mm) stopwatch size, screwed-in crown, screw-in pushbuttons and hand-applied date window at 6 o¡¯clock, give it the distinctive look of a classic TAG Heuer chronograph. TAG Heuer Grand CARRERA Calibre 6 RS Diamond BezelBejeweled with 68 Top Wesselton diamonds (1.13 carats) on its polished fixed stainless-steel bezel, the new unisex Grand CARRERA Calibre 6 RS is classically elegant and subtly daring, with a brown dial and a choice of steel or alligator strap with solid steel folding clasp. TAG Heuer SLRTAG Heuer SLR Laptimer 1/100th of a second: the most innovative and accurate car-racing chronograph, celebrating McLaren-Mercedes SLR GT cars as well as Juan Manuel Fangio New TAG Heuer Formula 1 Gran

5711a or 5712a if buying used and same price?
In the US, the used price of a 5712 and 5711 are almost exactly the same price. So new question, if they were the same price, would you buy a 5711 or 5712 (both steel with blue dial)?

5712g
Just got my 5712G back from being serviced by Patek so grabbed a few shots while it's in perfect shape. My dilemma now is whether to keep it or sell it and buy a Datograph...

Can you imagine how fun it would be to work at a Rolex factory?
If you were a machinist, you would be standing in front of a CNC mill hour after hour and day after day making the exact same thing... let's say Submariner cases. You would only be doing your portion of the process. Then the item would go to someone else for the next step.If you were making dials, you would be doing the same thing day after day. The dial making process and the dial painting process and the dial printing process are likely done by different people. Can you imagine the pressure of dial printing? How about the pressure put on the QC team? Tolerances are extremely tight and unforgiving. Precision is required. It is probably not wise to show up for work at a Rolex factory hung over from a night at the disco. That would probably be frowned upon.The same monotony goes for bracelet production, crown production, stem production, bezel production, and the production of watch movement components.Standing or sitting all day plating parts or polishing cases would not be th