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A Musical Whirlwind: Introducing the Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon
To some collectors, a watch brand ¡ª even one with a proud history ¡ª only proves its horological legitimacy when it produce its first tourbillon. Geneva-based Raymond Weil joins that prestigious club this year, with the release of its extremely limited Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon. Best of all, the watch still manages to fit squarely into the brand’s long-held value-for-price arena. The Raymond Weil Nabucco Cello Tourbillon, of which only 10 pieces will be made, is the brainchild of brand CEO Elie Bernheim, a grandson of company founder and namesake Raymond Weil,? as well as an avid music lover and accomplished cellist himself. Music and musical themes have long influenced the company’s identity, from the names of its watch collections (the Nabucco family, for example, is named for a famous opera) to its partnerships with concert halls, musical awards ceremonies and music-related charities. The new tourbillon watch incorporates musical themes directly into the

Fr¨¦d¨¦rique Constant Launches 3 New Runabouts
In 2009 Fr¨¦d¨¦rique Constant launched the limited edition Runabout series designed to celebrate the legendary ¡°Runabout¡± yachts of the roaring 20s, which can still be seen today on Lake Geneva. For 2010, Fr¨¦d¨¦rique Constant is bringing out 3 new special edition Runabout watches in limited editions of 1888 pieces for each series in honor of the brand¡¯s continued involvement with and support of the annual ¡°H¨¦lice Classique¡± yacht meet, organized by the Societ¨¦ Nautique de Gen¨¨ve. The star of the new series is the 43mm Runabout Manufacture Power Reserve with manufacture power reserve movement. The case is hand-polished and the dial is decorated with ¡®Clous de Paris¡¯ guilloche in the center. The power reserve indicator at 12 0’clock informs the owner how much of the available 42 hours remains. The case back features a marine-inspired engraved propeller and a porthole through which the movement can be viewed.Two new automatic models complete the Runabout series. These models are availa

Seems like a good excuse to put this one on!
~Scott

rubber, silicon, kevlar watchbands
Hello all,I want to breath some new life into an old victorinox officer's watch I have. I'm looking for a top quality watchband that can get wet and wont stay soaked like leather as it can stain work shirts. What kind of rubber, or is it silicon, or other type should I get and where?I was thinking something like this:or a bit flashier:as I quite like the thick bands on panerais and divers watches..Other suggestions are also always welcome!Regards

Rainy day PP
The way this dial changes....wow.