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Oris at the Reno Air Race
Anyone in Reno, Nevada around the middle of September? Check this out:From the "My Oris" website:Oris Big Crown Air Racing hits Nevada From 15th - 19th September this year Oris is taking part in thhe world famous Reno Air Race in Nevada, USA with its team 'Oris Big Crown Air Racing'. Aerobatic pilot Don Vito Wypr?chtiger will make history as he competes in the 'Formula One' category in his trusty "Scarlet Screamer": he will become the first ever Swiss to feature at Reno. He qualified for the event by attending a Rookie Camp, which he passed with flying colours. After seeing his performance the organisers gave him the go-ahead to take part in this year¡¯s race. Vito¡¯s plane has undergone a complete overhaul in recent months ensuring it is super fast and ready for action in the prestigious air race in the Nevada desert. Vito¡¯s technical knowledge of aircraft helped him to plan and oversee the modifications.He is no stranger to aerobatics, having already competed in

Press Release - The Hamilton X-Landing
Hamilton X-Landing-Aviation shows its true metalThe Khaki X-Landing takes the emotions on a nostalgic journey back to the first all-metal aircraft of the 1920s, and the rationale on a trip co-piloted by a feature for measuring the top of descent (TOD). The Khaki X-Landing provides pilots with precision and style in a sophisticated GMT chronograph, with design touches reflecting the materials and structures of the early metal planes. This duo of limited edition watches passionately tells the story of an aviation tradition in the language of today. Timely start of descentThe TOD marks the transition from the cruise phase of a flight to the descent phase. Pilot wearers simply mark the aircraft¡¯s cruising altitude in feet at the 9 o¡¯clock position, using the crown located at 10 o¡¯clock. Integrating a standard descent angle of 3¡ã, the Khaki X-Landing then reveals the number of nautical miles before the final destination that marks the start of the optimal descent in a small, dedicated windo

150th Anniversary bezel
I am thinking about trading my Breitling Steelfish X-plus for a Seamaster 150th Anniversary 2232.30. I have noticed the bezel is quite shiny on most pics I have seen in reference to this model. This particular one has a machined finish and does not appear to be white gold which I believe it is supposed to come with. Here is a pic of it:Your thoughts?

Patek 24 rose gold what should it cost me?
I am considering getting one for my wife. List is 44900, what is a good discount, 20%? Great price 25% off?thx

Cheapest place to buy Lange/Patek (USA/Aust/Hong Kong/Europe)
Hi all Just wondering what would be the cheapest place to buy a brand new A.Lange or Patek. I am doing a round the world trip next year so will be visiting a few places in Europe, LA and NYC. Will visit Hong Kong or Singapore if I have to as well Prices in Australia are pretty high, but so is the Australian Dollar so it might be worthwhile purchasing overseas. Currently: 1 AUD = 0.7558 Euro 1 AUD = 0.9957 USD 1 AUD = 7.742 HKD 1 AUD = 0.6403 GBP Unfortunately I do not have access to Lange and Patek prices overseas, but given that the list price of a Patek 5196R in Australia is about AUD $23,500, and in Hawaii, it is USD $19,400 + 4.7% tax in Hawaii (about a total of AUD $20,400) so there is already a significant saving there. Other countries may also offer a bigger (maybe smaller) dealer discount but may also include tax, so please let me know what these might possibly be so I can take it into account Thanks all!