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Nivrel 5 Minute Repeater Skeletonized Gold Watch Available On James List
If you look at all the details in this Nivrel watch, you'll understand why I like it - especially as compared to many of the other minute repeater watches out there. In a nut shell, you have a base ETA Swiss movement that is highly decorated in a highly polished gold case. The dial is beautifully skeletonized, and the watch has a 5 minute repeater complication. So many nice features for the price of about $23,000 - which is far below that which you'd find from a?? Swiss made watch as Nivrel is German.Nivrel has a lot of 5 minute repeater watches, it is one of their core specialties. A 5 minute repeater is a minute repeater that tells time back to you acoustically to the closest 5 minute minute interval. For example, if the time was 10:41, the minute repeater would probably play back the tones for "10:40." The minute repeater works via a series of hammers and gongs in the movement which is provided by a special Dubois Depraz module (which I believe is specially made for Nivrel) that aff

Vacheron Constantin 222 by Gerald Genta has been delivered in a nice leather box
These watches have been delivered in a nice leather box and included a clip of the money in the form of the case of the previous day.The movement in the ' 222 is the VC 1120, based on the 920 Jeager-LeCoultre calibre movement (but never used) in their own watches. The Royal Oak and the Nautilus also used iteration of this movement.

Three-tone Thursday 7/15/10
I'll be wearing this Boone - two-tone dial and black enamel numerals qualifies it as 3-tone. Show 'em off guys!

Sub C and Royal Oak
I wanted to get some feedback from other members:I own a Sub C that I wear daily, and it's my only nice watch. I have some extra cash and I'm looking at either adding a PAM, or selling/trading the sub for a AP Royal Oak (love this watch). Because I'm not really interested in starting a real collection, and I like the idea of having one really good piece that I can wear daily and for years and years¡­ I'm considering the upgrade to the Royal Oak.I realize the AP is in a different horological category than the sub. I love the look and feel of the AP on my wrist (only at an AD so far however), and I could definitely see wearing a 15400 or 15300 daily for a long time. I can see it replacing the sub on my wrist.My question is about the feasibility of the AP as a daily wearer. In terms of robustness, water-resistance, fragility. I know it's not as bulletproof as a sub, but it looks and feels like I wouldn't have any problems wearing it the same way. I work at a desk, I don't dive, and I hardl

Rolex Translation booklet 565.01
Hi does anyone know what year this translation booklet was published?Thanks