Patek Philippe Classique 3430 vintage carre full yellow gold/complet or jaune cadran gold dial

Revelation R-01 Tourbillon Watch
Here is something new. I just learned about Revelation watch and am rather impressed with some of the elements in this watch. When it will be ready I have no idea, but there are a few things neat about this piece. Most notable is the dial that goes from solid to clear. Meaning you can have a more traditional flat black dial with hour indicators, or one that is totally open with a view into the movement. Well, that is the basic idea at least.The Revelation R0-1 timepiece has a complex movement called the TM01 (which is reportedly in-house made). It is manually wound with 48 hours of power reserve and a tourbillon done a bit like the Cartier Astrotourbillon. Rather than rotating on its own axis, the large escapement moves around like a center fugue under the dial with a counterweight. Revelation calls it their "Tourbillon Menage." The tourbillon structure is so heavy that it takes four linked mainspring barrels to give it 48 hours of power reserve. In most other watches, four mainspring

Seiko Spirit SARB021 question
TanakaIs this the most bling Seiko from the Spirit series to date? I love the hand finished black enarmelled dial and the mounted markers. Some owners reported that the built quality of the casing, bracelet and fit is a notch above earlier Spirits. Can any of you confirm this? Cheers!

Were do web sites get their watches from?
Hey guys, I have been confused about one thing and I have yet to get a clear answer about this subject. If you search the web you will find many reputable web sites that sell real Omega's, Tag's, etc. My questions is:How do these web sites get these watches if the watch maker only sells to authorized dealers and advises consumers to buy from authorized dealers?

Sunday WRUW 09/12/2010
Going back with some old loves

Low or high - loose or tight? What is wrong with this picture?
Hi all.I'm the proud owner of a new SD43 and, because I'm really loving this watch, have posted a few pictures of it in a few different threads.This picture has triggered a few opinions on the proper way to wear a wrist watch.I had one guy tell me it's way too tight and that I should loosen it up a bit. Another member asked how I could possibly wear the watch that low on my wrist. He went through the trouble of drawing me a diagram on the traditional placement of a wrist watch. These comments had nothing to do with the thread topics. I did a quick Google search of Rolex wrist shots and see a lot of watches low on the wrist.So, is there a traditional way to wear your Rolex? Low or high - loose or tight? Sent from my SM-T350 using Tapatalk