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Today's Featured German Watch Brand...Schaumburg
description and images from watchbuysSchaumburg Watch - Lindburgh & Benson was born in the small German town of Rinteln.Rinteln is a centuries old village in northern Germany in Lower Saxony, with a population of 28,000. The city is quite quaint, and in the style of many German cities built in the 1100's is walled. The village serves as the capital of the Schaumburg region, hence the name Schaumburg Watch.Located directly on "main street" just near the large village church is the Schaumburg atelier, shown in the picture. When we first entered this building (hoping that centuries old German architecture still held firm ground), we knew we had found a very special watch company. The small showroom in front presented each model in a separate glass case, with complete explanations about the watch and its movement. At that point we were hooked.Schaumburg watches are comprised of two main series - the dress/classic line (Squarematic, Ellomatic, and Classoco) and the professional divers s

Which Model is this?
Guys, has anyone seen this model before, it has a calibre 2352 JLC I think? As you'll see the movement certainly looks genuine. . but I've never seen a royal oak based model with round bezel pins instead of screwsany thoughts on its origins or history?

Patek 6006g
I am surprised at how little fanfare there is for the 6006. I always liked 6000, especially the blue and brown dial variant, but not the small case size. That was taken care of with the introduction of the 6006 which upsized the case to 39mm. My AD put my name on one after Basel last year (actually I was the only one) and it was delivered just before Thanksgiving. For me, the dial is great, coming across as multi-level with all the different finishes. The case is also quite sleek, making it exceptionally comfortable on the wrist. My guess is it one of the least popular new releases given the lack posts about it.

Need help and advice on this Patek Philippe model
Hi guys....?My wife Just received this vintage patek watch from her mother.... Her mother bought it in 1981 where she was in Singapore. ?Its a white gold with diamond bezel. Please see picture.Do any of you know this paticular model?How much is the resale value on this particular model today? By counting the number of diamonds it self, its approx 108 pcs more or less. I cannot measure the diamond size but roughly between 0.02 Ct - 0.04 Ct.Watch is still in good condition and complete with original box and paper.Im a rolex and omega fans, so i know little about patek model. Appriciate your kind advise... Thanks so much..

5146
Greetings TRF,After waiting and thinking about it for a little while I've decided to make another review of a Patek Philippe watch, I hope you will find this one interesting as I am about to talk about a piece that I consider to be one of the all-time classics from the brand: the Patek Philippe 5146.The case: With a 39mm diameter it is a tad on the bigger size side, a lot would agree that it is perfect since larger watches are very popular nowadays and it allows the owner to put this timepiece on his wrist to fit every attire and for a lot of occasions. Having tried similar cases myself and despite being a smaller watches enthusiast I can only agree with those people, the watch seems to have a lot of presence on the wrist but remains very elegant with its lugs smoothly coming out of the case, there isn't a single rough cut on this watch and that is what makes it a versatile and timeless piece.The dial: Rather unique when compared to both watches with similar or different complications,