Oris Rectangular Silver Dial Stainless Steel Automatic Men's Watch 582-7658-4061MB

Pasha de Cartier Skeleton Flying Tourbillion
In 2009, Cartier introduced its first timepiece in which skeletonized bridges in the form of Roman numerals acted as the dial of the watch. This year Cartier takes this art to a new level with the limited edition Pasha de Cartier skeleton flying tourbillon. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The Pasha is one of Cartier’s design icons. In the past, the case and dial captured the eye first, but in this new interpretation, the movement stands front and center. The Calibre 9457 MC has a specially developed flying tourbillon escapement. For the first time, its bridges take the form of Arabic numerals, which have always been one of the distinctive design elements of the Pasha de Cartier watch.This model has a diameter of 42mm and a Geneva Seal movement where empty space contrasts with depth and textures created by hand-applied finishes such as beveled bridges, satin-brushed sides and circular-grained wheels. The stylized and engraved 3, 9 and 12 frame the flying tourbillon¡¯s carriage a

Can't believe I found one
This is my first post in the forum, but far from the first time I'm in here.Since I graduated from Uni in 2007, I had promised my self 'an award' of some kind, and it didn't take long to decide that it had to be watch.But time flies, and suddenly the calendar shows 2009, and a lot of things are going on right now; I've recently proposed to my girlfriend, we're becoming parents in January and we've just moved from a tiny appartment into our dream house.So I decided, that there couldn't be a better time than now to get a watch that would be marking this year forever.Hmm but 'forever'? Then I guess the watch needed to be a classic time piece that will still look good 20 years from now.Having done some research, I finally decided on an Omega Seamaster. The Rolex submariner was also a contender. But the Rolex brand just doen't do it for meSo a seamaster it was.The SMP 'bond' version, was one of the best whatches I could find, in terms of size, price, design and quality. So the decision was

Could use some help identifying!!!!
I am not the most knowledgeable about watches, i simply enjoy treasure hunting. I go to estate sales, thrift stores, garage sales, and find things of value. I have typically been able to reference everything i find via internet, but i joined this forum in hopes that someone might be able to help me, this watch has me up against a wall! There is several markings, none of which are brands. The back plate just says #3383. The band says 1/20 12k g.f. which i was able to search and understand to mean a type of gold plating essentially. Anyone please tell me anything about this!!!!!

Hands on the 5270P
Looks like a dream piece. Metallic salmon dial and soft black Arabic and pyramid markers. https://.hodinkee/articles/pa...-dial-hands-on

New Nautilus Question
Hey Everyone,I am still working on saving up for a 5726 grey on a bracelet, but have put my name on lists because I will have the money soon enough.Now my question, are the cufflinks included in the purchase price? I have been seeing many get matching cufflinks with their purchase, but it seemed like a free gift, but then I read about the new 5740G and you get the cufflinks with the watch - I know the price difference is huge, but I noticed that on Patek's website, all have cufflinks in the product page:https://.patek/en/collection/...us/5740-1G-001 - has cufflinkshttps://.patek/en/collection/...us/5711-1A-010 - has cufflinkshttps://.patek/en/collection/...us/5726-1A-001 - has cufflinksSo - just wondering if I should be expecting these when I talk to the AD? Or is it just Patek trying to convince me to buy them :)Also - if they are free gifts, do you tell the AD you sort of expect them, especially in these days where full retail is basically the price you pay??