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Ulysse Nardin Aquires Dial Enameler Donz¨¦ Cadrans
After many years at the helm of Donz¨¦ Cadrans, Francine and Michel Vermot have decided to retire, selling their 100 percent stake to Ulysse Nardin. UN says this move will secure the long-term future of the business and its know-how, placing it in the hands of the company which renewed interest in the art of enameling in the eighties and has played a major role in the growth of Donz¨¦ Cadrans.Perhaps no other luxury watch brand creates as many varied enamel dials as Ulysse Nardin. Mention enamel dials, and many collectors will think first of San Marco Chronometers with deep blue dials, or with dials honoring great sailing ships.Ulysse Nardin Chief Executive Officer Patrik Hoffmann noted: “The acquisition of Donz¨¦ Cadrans maintains our strategy of continuity and vertical production, while reflecting our heritage and tradition of our Manufacture.”The acquisition will provide Ulysse Nardin with additional cloisonn¨¦ and grand-feu enamel expertise. Click here to learn more about U

Fake or Not ?
Hi guys , was wondering if this is a fake ?I say yes , but the only reason I can see is it has the wrong caseback.It just doesn't look right to me.cgi.ebay.au/ws/eBayISAPI....ayphotohosting

Borrowed, but fun
I borrowed this link from an unnamed board. I found it very interesting.youtube/watch?v=Cv6r_...e=channel_page

guess when will be another limited edition for 42ROO?
one like Jarno Trulli, any chance in 2015?

Need help with my Dad's watch
My dad had worn this gold Omega De Ville for as long as I can remember. The story goes that somebody bought watches for my parents for their wedding. My mom didn't like the buyer, so she gave hers away. I imagine this means it dates from the late 60's. I remember my dad winding this watch every morning before he went to work. A few years ago, he stopped wearing this and went to a Suunto, I think because he couldn't manipulate the crown anymore, and he wanted a watch that was easier to read.The original bracelet, while being super cool, doesn't fit me and is not adjustable. It also has a good amount of wear and I don't know how fragile it is. I'm not sure it's something that could be fixed at an Omega repair center, nor do I think I would want them to.Anybody have any info on the watch, like age, movement? Or any ideas of what I could do with it? I took the bracelet off, the lug width is 14 mm, there aren't a lot of strap choices at that width. To put this on a NATO would seem