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5 Things to Know About the Ulysse Nardin Freak Lab
The Ulysse Nardin Freak, with its wildly unconventional no-dial/no-hands time display, was the talk of the watch world when it burst on the scene in 2001, and Ulysse Nardin has used this trailblazing timepiece as the platform ¡ª some might say a laboratory ¡ª for a number of new innovations since then. The latest version ¡ª the aptly named Ulysse Nardin Freak Lab, unveiled at this year’s Baselworld ¡ª continues the tradition, incorporating several world-firsts for both the collection and the industry. Here’s what you need to know.It is ¡ª believe it or not ¡ª the first Freak Watch to include a date indication.Over the course of its evolution, the Ulysse Nardin Freak has incorporated a number of the brand’s technological developments ¡ª the first silicon escapement in a wristwatch in the original 2001 version, a two-wheeled “Dual Ulysse” escapement made of proprietary DiamonSil (synthetic diamond grown on silicon) in 2005, among the most notable ¡ª but has never of

Breguet R¨¦veil du Tsar Enamel Dial Watch
I love it when enamel dials turn out this nice. Breguet offers up a new version of the several year old Reveil du Tsar alarm watch with this enamel dial that is available only in the boutiques. Expect more and more "boutique specials" in stores to attract customers in there instead of other dealers or the Internet. $36,400.Read my full article on the Breguet Reveil du Tsar Enamel Dial watch here at Haute Living.See Breguet watches on eBay here.See Breguet watches on Amazon here.UPDATE: Haute Living recently moved their watch articles to "hautetimewatches-dealer" and we've updated the link. 06-27-2014 Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Auth Breguet Type XXI Transatlantic Mens Automatic SSLeather 141683$8,900.00Time Remaining: 1h 12mBuy It Now for only: $8,900.00Buy It Now Breguet Marine 18k Yellow Gold ref 3400BA 12 196 Automatic Date$7,499.95Time Remaining: 4h 19mBuy It Now for onl

If there could be only one...
A horror question, I know..But if there could be only one, wich one would you choose?And please post some pictures..

New to the forum!
Just stopping by to say hi! After years of collecting vintage/antique jewelry, I decided that I now need a vintage watch collection to pair with my jewelry. So far, I've collected three timepieces: 1928 Bulova, 1957 Bulova, and 1967 Bulova Accutron (Railroad). All have been serviced except for the 1957 La Petite, which is next!

S. Epson Corp. A Seiko Watch?
i37.tinypic/2ez7240.jpgHi,Recently, I purchased a stainless or white metal wristwatch with no name. the case and band does not appear to be of very high quality, but the movement is marked 'JAPAN S.EPSON CORP. Y121E'. I believe it is related to or owned by Seiko. The movement is unique in that it has three batteries and what appears to be a sort of green 'computer board' with contacts. The watch has a green center to the dial with the numbers in a silver ring. The crown only moves the hands, and there is no other outer controls. What do you think this watch is and what other function does it possess?Thank you for any help that you can offer. Regards, Kendle.