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Fascinating Maurice Lacroix Phase De Lune Model Watch
On the eve of Maurice Lacroix Phase De Lune model is the beauty and harmony personified. It is a case in stainless steel that has been carefully developed. With a diameter of 40 mm, this is just the right size for a mans of the wrist. The sport silver medal elegant Silver Dial colourful Roman numerals that changes size. The blue moon phase display on the Centre provides the color in another dull but elegant color for face. Just below the position of 12 oclock are two rectangular Windows to indicate the day and the month of the year. The model of Maurice Lacroix Phase De Lune watch is powered by an automatic calibre of 37 ML and is protected by Sapphire. The watch Gets the support of a genuine crocodile strap and it is resistant to water by up to 50 metres. At a retail price of $7,500 , this watch is worth it and much more. If youve does something good this year and its time to reward you with an elegant look that will accompany you all the time.

? About the Orbita Casetta Module
The Casetta appears to have specific setting for TPD. 650 bi-directional is what I'll need for the majority of my watches. My questions is that if 650TPD (or anything else) is set and the module rotates every 10 minutes to equal this specific TPD, when the rotation finishes and the Rotorwind does is thing moving back and forth from the gravity of the watch, doesn't this end up equaling more than the specified about of TPD? To this end, if a particular watch is heavier than another, wouldn't the heavier watch probably get even more movement of the rotor equaling even more TPD than a lighter watch? I understand the there is built in over wind protection in a movement and not much likelihood of any damage but I was just curious if the TPD set would be inherently exceeded because of the way the module operates?Thanks! Eric

Hamilton Lost Out to Omega on the Moonwatch
The Hamilton Count-down Chrono-matic world timer & the Omega Flightmaster were contracted by NASA, in 1967 to be their official pilot's watch. NASA chose the Omega Flightmaster (now very famous) over the Hamilton Count-down. Here's the Hamilton picture (not mine)...

Fr¨¦d¨¦rique Constant Vintage Racing Collection
I just saw some pics of these new FC watches. They are a limited edition series to celebrate the Peking to Paris race. Part of their ongoing involvement in cars and motor sports. They are 43mm in size and look fantastic, IMO! I love the Panda dial one, it would look great on a strap with those big holes in them (what are they called, tropical? Or is that the one with lots of small holes?)

Best bang for buck, 500 or less, 500-2000, 2000-5000, 5000-10000, 10000-25000
500 or less - g-shock500-2000 - ball trainmaster moonlight special (just squeeks under 2k used but mint)2000-5000 - zenith el primero chronomaster tripple date ss & chronoswiss chronoscope regulator open dial (both just under 5k used but mint)5000-10000- a lange & sohne ref 310.021 langematik perpertual or glashutte panomaticdate 18k (both used and mint)10000-25000- iwc vintage prtofino platinum or a lange & sohne champagne moonphase rg