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Maitres du Temps Chapter One Watch Hands-On
A little while ago I got the opportunity to have some hands-on time with the venerable Maitres du Temps Chapter One watch. The experience was incredible, as a timepiece like this really stands out above and beyond most other super luxury watches. It is really all the little things when taken together that are awe inspiring. Let me give you an example that you'd never know about unless you handled the watch yourself. It is clear that the Chapter One watch has many pushers. Aside from the crown (with its built-in monopusher for the chronograph), there are four of them on the case. Stylistically, the pushers are large and beautiful in gold. And they are meant to adjust complications on the watch such as the calendar, GMT hands, and moon phase. These are things that you want to be able to adjust easily if necessary, but you don't want to accidentally push them while the watch is on your wrist. The solution? A clever little security lever built into the button. Take a good look at the image

New guy with a question:
Hello, this is my first time posting and I have a few questions.One of the watches that I inherited is an older Bulova Automatic from (I think) the mid 60's but I'm not sure. (see pic) If someone could identify it and give me more information that would be great. It still works and is keeping perfect time as far as I can tell. The only thing I have done to it is clean it up a bit and get a new band since the original flex band was too small for my wrist. I'd like to get it serviced but how much do you think I should expect to pay for a basic servicing?boluva-frnt.jpgboluva-back.jpgNext, I have a Casio sport watch (if anyone knows the model that would be great) that has digital display and mechanical hands on it. It seems to go through batteries like crazy, as in I seem to have to replace them once a year. Is this normal? casio-frnt.jpgcasio-back.jpgAny information is appreciated, thanks.-Dave

Bored Pics-Pt.4 "guess the backdrop"
OK last installment for now, I tried to make them harder this time and I will include a FEW subtle hints with the ones I think might be ambiguous so here goes:1) an arrow flew and arrested his flight in a continent aways away.2) a broad head found its place in the land some call waste.3)They come in all sizes.4) I used to wear these to work everyday.5)a gruesome tool of the trade.6)I wish we had electricity.7)Wouldn't a refrigerator be nice?8) Disassemble it, because you messed up.9) Disassemble-assemble it's all good!10)Careful with this one, it'll disassemble you!11)Quiet please!12)If you got kids, especially boys, you'll surely have an idea!13)Too easy!14)Ahhh to soothe the savage beast!15)Sure beats a candle!16)Don't mess with it, its a 5 star.17)Picks it up.

PO Strap Question
Hi Guys, Thanks for all your help thus far in my pursuit for a rubber strap for my PO. Happy to report I should have a new rubber strap next week! Reading through a couple older forums, some say that it's necessary to install the rubber strap with new spring bars. Can I not use the current spring bars I have on my stainless bracelet? One thread even said the rubber strap requires a longer spring bar. Any advice is always appreciated!Chris

Decision make on 5146G
I am quite new to this forum and would like to seek some opinion on the 5146G slate dial. I am currently the owner of spectacular 5167 which is absolutely stunning. Recently, i got an offer with 5146G slate dial. Year 2010 about 30,xxx USD But i can only afford to have only one. Should i or shoud i not trade? All opinions are very much appreciated.