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Zurich-based watch maker Maurice de Mauriac has just released the new L1 watch designed by the acclaimed (and award-winning) Swiss industrial designer Fabian Schwaerzler. The result is an attractively modern Bauhaus style watch that combines Swiss style with Germanic functionalism - which makes sense given that Zurich is in the German-speaking part of the country.In the future we will investigate what the relationship between Maurice de Mauriac and Fabian Schwaerzler is all about and how they hooked up. Oftentimes, big-name designers end up working with larger brands on special series timepieces with their unique aesthetic stamp. In this situation, Schwaerzler decided to work with a boutique brand, probably because it was a project of passion allowing the two an opportunity to focus on the product versus marketing and less fulfilling commercial matters (well, to artists that is).The L1 watch takes a familiar Maurice de Mauriac style case sized at 39mm wide in steel, and adds a domed AR

Just arrived: Lord Elgin 760 American made automatic
Just got it today. The watch itself is in great shape. The rolled gold is all there, minor scratches of course, but not dents, dings, or scrapes. The case back has a few scratches, but it is in good shape and crystal only has a few scratches as well.The movement is Elgin's American made 760 self winding movement with 30 jewels. The watch runs and it winds via movement and the rotor. Unfortunately, you can't wind with the crown. Genejockey alluded to this ailment on his blog, GeneJockey's Elgin Watch Blog: Technological Marvel, or Lemon?If I'm reading his advice correctly, he suggests just letting the rotor do the work. After eight hours, it is still running and right on time.For some reason, my iPhone makes it look like the hands and dial are dirty. The hands, dial, and markers are pristine, so that is just an artifact of the camera.This watch is extremely thin and is quite a change from modern watches in terms of size. I could get used to the lack of height, weight, and the

Opinion/Suggestions= Steinhart/Debafre
I'm seriously considering ordering the Ocean 1 black in 42mm. I have read a lot of good reviews but was wonder if anyone had any personal experience. They have a sale going on until Jan 30-31 so I want to decide quickly.I don't want to be disappointed in comparing it to my Omega, or Hammy, but am I correct in assuming its a good tough watch, better than my Seiko divers?I really like the classic simple look of it and, quite frankly will never be able to afford a Rolex and most likely never another Seamaster.

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Hello Patek lovers,I own mostly Rolex but have been enamored by Patek for a couple of years now. The piece that really speaks to me is the Nautilus 5711 in stainless. Unfortunately I am slowly finding out the more I inquire it is some kind of a unicorn piece, very hard to come by. This is a big investment for me and I want to try to purchase a brand new piece. My question to you Patek lovers and collectors out there is two-fold:1. Is there a way I could try to purchase a new piece within the US without waiting more than a few years say?2. If I had to pass on the 5711 due to lack of availability, would there be another piece that exhibits similar design characteristics within the say $30,000 price range?Thanks in advance for your time.Bharat

Omega launches e-commerce, what will Rolex do about it?
Omega started selling online in USA, how long will take for Rolex to go live? This boutique experience cuts a lot of sales, as there is no boutiques everywhere.Was this a right move from Omega? O think it nailed. Enviado de meu SM-G955F usando Tapatalk