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Book on Patek Philippe watches titled: Complicated Wrist Watches by Leonardo Arte
Can someone tell me why the book in the title line above is so expensive?? I've seen it listed new for almost $2000 and used for $250.I can't seem to find anyone that knows so any help would be greatly appreciated.Kind regards,Enzo

New ZENITH Zero-G ... 500 000 $$$$$
What you guys think of this new watch from the Defy Xtreme collection?Zenith just released 3 new watch models on their website. I kind of like the new Defy Xtreme SEA.zenith-watches/script...gID=0&newsid=1I like the fact that Zenith push always further the development in term of watch evolution!!!Here's the Zero-G for half a million: Here is some details:The principal event of 2008 is the arrival of the 8800 Tourbillon Zero-G (zero gravity) movement, a major innovation in the world of watchmaking. This revolutionary system, which includes a gyroscope cage tourbillon and constant horizontal escapement, means the mechanism avoids the effects of gravity and thus gives considerably greater accuracy.At the same time, Defy Classic and Defy Xtreme are heading for the open with the SEA ranges that have a distinctly nautical look, unveiling the first of a three-part limited edition.Finally, Defy Classic has put three new complications into all-gold cases whilst Defy Xtreme creates a surpris

Bands Or Bracelets; Do You Like 'Em Tight Or Loose?
It seems the "hip" thing nowadays is to have your watch dangling off your wrist, which would annoy me to no end. While I don't like mine ridiculously tight, I do like them firmly on my wrist.You?

Maurice Lacroix-what model?
Hi!I don`t know if my post is in the right place(if not, it can be mouved0, but anyhow...Does anybody have any ideea what model of Maurice Lacroix is this one? the movement is a 7750Thx

How do I sync. the seconds on a Speedmaster?
Hi all,I am the proud owner of a new cal. 1861 Speedmaster Pro. 50th Anniversary. The manual states: ...synchronize the seconds by pushing the crown back to position 1 to coincide with a given time signal.The problem is, when I pull the crown to position 2, the seconds dial does not stop. If I turn the crown counterclockwise, the seconds go back a bit and *sometimes* stops...but when I turn the crown clockwise again to adjust the hours/minutes, the seconds resume (even when in position 2).How are you guys syncing your seconds?(I am trying to set my watch to the time.gov website.)Thanks!