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Frederique Constant Slimline Moonphase Review
The price of a watch is such a loaded topic that it's sometimes difficult to make head or tails of. There are so many considerations, layers, factors, etc¡­ that go into that price tag. From the region it was manufactured in to marketing and PR to provenance to simply the positioning of the brand in the market, it all effects the cost in the end. We've all seen watches with prices that are too good to be true that largely get ignored by the watch world as well as watches that clearly cost too much, yet have devout followings. As a website dedicated to affordable and accessible watches (which there is a difference between) we try to find watches that exemplify good qualities from build to design that have seemingly honest price tags (another loaded term).The watch we are going to discuss today is expensive compared to much of what we discuss, yet remarkably well priced for what it is. It might not be "affordable", but it's accessible in that the price is not so stratospheric that it coul

Need help identifying great Grandfathers Hamilton ( please help )
I was recently given my Great Grandfathers pocket watch, but it was not working at the time. I had it serviced and cleaned up and it runs like new now, almost looks like it too. :) I do not plan on selling the watch but it would be nice to get some info on it .. from what i came across from the serial # ( 40299 ) it appears to be from 1897-1898. would this be correct ?? i have no idea what model .. I really have no history on the watch other than it was my great Grandfather's, who I never met , he was born in 1894 so it might have even been his Father's wich would be very cool. I do know my Grandfather was the manager of a large logging camp in northern Oregon, and old steam trains would come and take away the logs. the only way to get out of the camp was by handcart.Anyways any info would be much appreciated .

WRUW Wednesday 06 April 2016...
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Patek Updates
Just picked up the 5711 and thought I should probe a bit about sales and how much softening they were seeing:a). Production will reduce to about 50000;B). They have been asked to provide purchasers names on most preorders. C). Attempt to clamp down on grey market and certain models will have the warranty cars produced by PP with the buyers name in itD). Possibly holding warranty cards for 5 years on certain models - not sure how that will work??E). Nautilus 40th will be underwhelming. PP just had 175 and 40 not that important. They trying to do nothing but consumers expect a lot so will be 2 models but expect to be underwhelmed. A request for a 5711P as an anniversary piece declined by Geneva already. F). PP is reducing dealers (guess on lower production cake slices need to be maintained) therefore AD will be reluctant to offer discounts that could cause them to lose favor or their franchise. Mentioned they rather lose a deal if someone can getter better elsewhere!

Bergeon 7825
Can someone confirm that the Bergeon 7825 works on a deepsea?