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Introducing: The Slim d'Hermes Limited Edition With Enamel Dial (Live Pics, Details, Pricing)
A surprise hit of the 2015 Baselworld show was the Slim d'Hermes watch, an absolutely stunning modern dress watch from Hermes that features an in-house caliber and downright beautiful facade – not to mention an elegant profile. We reviewed it right here, and our resident Frenchman Louis found it to be positively charming. This year, the watch returns in new dial colors but also in a 100 piece limited edition featuring a three-layer grand feu enamel dial that is absolutely remarkable. 1 OF 9 Slim d'Hermes Grand Feu Email The Slim d'Hermes Grand Feu Email is identical to the existing Slim d'Hermes ¨C the same 39.5 mm case, the same caliber H1950 with micro-rotor and 42-hour power reserve, and the same thin case. What we have here now is a just lovely enamel dial made the old-fashioned way ¨C completed in three separate parts, with feet attached by hand, and even enamel printing. 2 OF 9 Like with all grand feu enamel dials, a the copper disc is

Hands-On: The Girard-Perregaux Minute Repeater Tourbillon With Gold Bridges
After Girard-Perregaux took home the Aiguille d’Or at the 2013 GPHG with its Constant Force Escapement piece, it claimed a staggering level of haute horology. That’s why a tourbillon minute repeater turned inside out for your viewing pleasure is really no surprise from the manufacture. We were big fans of the enamel dial 1966 Minute Repeater a couple of years ago, and, if aiming to surpass that was the goal, bringing the back to the front and adding a tourbillon is certainly a way to do it. 1 OF 5 The Tourbillon Minute Repeater is rather stunning to behold. The open-worked concept displays the striking mechanism’s components up front. There is no wrist or skin or case confining the chimes, only a layer of sapphire crystal.The 18k gold case itself is shaped, front and back, as an acoustic amplifier. Notice that the hammers are mounted on jewels to reduce friction, a means to increase both the speed of the strikes as well as the force of their impact. The

patek without numbers on the gold case
HI,I 'll like to apologize for my english first of all, as my language is not english.I will like to ask you if it 's possible that a patek philippe could share the same movement numbers with other patek watches and also if it's possible that an old patek gold 18 k,doesn't show any number on the caseback.thanks

Now the third Longines I've seen with this face pattern...
I've now seen three Longines on ebay with this "vortex" or "swirl" pattern on the face. The first was silver colored, the second was linen, and now here's another that's silver colored. Can anybody shed any light onto these faces? Are they original Longines, or is somebody making replacement faces?Also, I'd bid on this one, but it mentions that one of the lugs is bent. Would a watch repair guy be able to fix that?cgi.ebay/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=380138492675

What size strap for PO?
Does anyone know which size strap I need for the 42mm PO? Is it the 20 or the 22?