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LOUIS ERARD Excellence Automatic Regulator
Louis Erard ¨C Excellence Automatic RegulatorWatches with regulators have a seductive power: they grab your attention and impel you to adapt to a way of telling the time that couldn't be more different from the classic way. Time is split with the minutes taking centre stage whilst the hours and seconds are relegated to support acts in sub-dials.Louis Erard unveiled a new model at 2016's Baselworld: Excellence Automatic Regulator. It is powered by a self-winding Sellita SW200 calibre which features a complication designed by Dubois D¨¦praz inside the 42mm steel case.The silver dial is splashed with vertical "C?tes de Geneve" and two horizontal screwdown strips which house the large blue minute hand. A small blue javelin-shape hand at 12 glides over the Roman hour numerals whilst the seconds lie at 6 and the date at 3.Price: 2,800 CHFBy Sharmila Bertin

17j Waltham Vanguard project
Waltham's Vanguard grade was introduced right in the midst of the 1890s watch jewel wars. Although initially it was a very well finished 17j watch, the market for this sort of watch pretty quickly went away and the 17j versions were made in comparatively small numbers. For that reason, 17j Vanguards are very desirable and collectible today. A few months back, I was able to pick up a really nice 17j movement, but it was missing the dial and hands as well as not being cased. These early 1892 model Walthams are typically seen with a very specific style of double-sunk dial with the "American Waltham Watch Company" signature fully in script. A few weeks back, a friend sent me an auction number for a late Appleton, Tracy & Co movement with the correct early style dial on it. I bought that watch, put the early dial on my Vanguard, and put a period correct dial from my junk box on the AT&Co. I was able to resell the AT&Co for not much less than I paid for it, so in the end the dial

ROO timeline
sorry if this is old, but check out this really cool ROO timeline on the AP website:.audemarspiguet/en/go-offshore

21mm options
having just acquired a 43.5mm PO, i've found myself in quite a spot.i've got a tonne of 20mm straps, natos, and generic bracelets, and i've got a few 22mm natos tooBUT, i've kinda grown out of nylon in recent days and generally prefer the bracelet or rubber.that said, i am having a helluva time finding the kind of 21mm rubber i'm looking for. ideally, i'd like something like what Rubber B or Everest Straps offers with the curved ends that fit the case.i've looked into genuine omega rubber straps with deployment and they are quite expensive. does anyone know of any strap makers that do a rubber strap kinda like what rubber b and everest do?Cheers,Matte

GMT @ Epcot, Disney World
On a Vacation to Paris and London and thought this would be a cool thread...Rolex The Eiffel Tower. London France