Zenith CHRONOMASTER XXT OPEN STAINLESS STEEL POWER RESERVE - 45mm

Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge Watch
Now isn't that pretty?? This is a special Milan Boutique edition of the newer Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra-Thin watch. The version with the limited "heritage" dial that is. According to Jaeger-LeCoultre in the 1930's red (among other bright colors) were very popular for wrist watch dials. This model has a bright red lacquered dial. I don't know whether it is limited and if it is only available at the JLC Milan boutique - but it is a looker. Check out the vintage Reverso ad below as well.Grande Reverso 1931 Rouge : technical specsMovement? mechanical hand-wound movement, Jaeger-LeCoultre Calibre 822? 21,600 vibrations per hour? 21 jewels? 2.94 mm thick? 134 parts? 45-hour power reserveFunctions? hours, minutesDial? red lacquered? silver-toned hour-markersCase? steel? 46 mm long? 27.5 mm wide? 7.27 mm thick? ¡°1000 Hours Control¡± indication on the caseback? water resistance: 3 barBoutique edition

Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Rtrograde Watch
This 43.5 mm wide Platinum cased wonder's dream of the traditionalist watch collector. The manually-wound made by hand and decorated with Maurice Lacroix calibre 110 ML tourbillon movement characteristic and impressive 90 hours of reserve power, with a Visual exhibit complete with double Sapphire. 232 Components of the movement are manufactured while each nanometer poles on the movement is applied by hand to hand. Watch functions are simple and easy to read. The backward part of the name of the template refers to the dial of date on the upper left corner and it is visually complemented by an indicator of reserve power to it on the right side of the dial.

How far would you go in working on your watches?
I'm not one for taking metal to my watches as many of you know. Such tasks are imho best left to those with trained minds and skilled hands. I've actually disengaged one half of the clasp of my watch, essential in taking shots of the display back you see. Beyond that it's a definite No though I may be eventually encouraged to change straps.However I know some of you are quite gifted in the direction of miniature mechanics. Bezels have been switched, bracelets resized, in some cases, display backs changed too but each new generation of members, new skills or indeed courage may be in the offing or possibly not. So how far would you go in working on your watches pals?Y'all be well now ZIN

Your Enjoyment, is our Satisfaction; Why did you come to WTF?
I would like to know, what brought you to the WTF and why? This would help me target new threads based on your feed backs.Like:1) Were you a first time buyer or already a collector?2) Were you looking for advice on which watch to buy?3) Was that advice 'specific' to one make or general?4) Do you prefer modern watches or vintage?5) Are you looking for low cost but smart looking modern watches?6) any other relevant info, where we can improve.7) One for 'lurkers'. Are you embarrased to ask, would you prefer PM as a 'start' to asking any questions?Thanks to take time to let us know.Really, we are ALL here to help. Your Enjoyment, is our Satisfaction;Thanks and Regardsadam

Affordable eta 7751?
I am looking for an affordable watch with an eta 7751. I know Invicta made one with meteorite dial, but really hard to find. I would like to find one preferable 1k or less if possible. I really like the moon phase with the chrono functions.