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luxurious Breguet Crazy Flower Haute Jewellery Watch
It is just me or is something on the eve of the new women's luxury of Breguet remind you of close-up O'Keefe of the Georgia flower paintings? You know what I mean? Perhaps my thoughts are deburring on being too prurient, but instead this watch called the "Crazy Flower", I would have called it "Lady blossom". The case of white gold (probably) is especially hidden beneath a "floral" pattern of many diamonds three external layers are large baguette cut stones, while the smaller stones decorate the face more in detail. The dial itself is ovoid as watches ladies Raine of traditional Naples of the mark.

New Seamaster - and a "thank you"
I've been reading here for quite a while, but finally just joined.Growing up, my dad had a 1963 Seamaster that I always really liked, and wanted. A few months back, I found that he was having a few problems with it back in 1995, and gave it away to a friend at work who collected watches. He is not the sentimental type at all, and never really thinks about anyone wanting anything he has. Anyway, not having worn a watch in about 5 years, I decided that it was time to get a new one. The only ones that caught my eye were the higher end watches. After looking through the offerings and reading through this forum, I settled on an Omega Seamaster 2220.80. I bought it last week, and am extremely happy with it. I love this thing! So far, it is gaining 2 seconds a day. Well within the +/- 4 tolerance. I tend to be more of a reader than a poster, but wanted to say "thanks" to the forum for information shared here. I know this isn't a Bond pistol, but the only Walther I own is a P22, and

My FIRST post!! And my new 5960P!!
First, let me tell you, it has been a great experience reading so many comments on this forum over the last several years. I am a rare currency dealer and have always had a passion for watches. My dad is (still) a watchmaker, and I have grown up watching him work on watches ever since I can remember. Once, I was very young and saw him working on a watch that I already knew was hugely expensive. I asked him how he could do it, and he just told me he treated it like any other watch. If he thought about the value, it may affect his work. Growing up in Springfield, MO I didn't get to see too many high end watches, and there was always the elusive "Patek". I grew up dreaming about them, and was 14 until I even saw one, which was the first year I bought my first 1603 SS/14k Datejust. To make a VERY long story short, I just turned 29 years old and I bought myself my first modern Patek wrist watch to celebrate. After seeing so many Patek pocket watches and vintage (time only) wristwat

PAM 28 Special Edition for 2009 ltd to 1000 units
PAM 00028 Movement: automatic mechanical, SOPROD 9040 calibre, 11? lignes, 24 jewels, monometallic Glucydur? balance, 28,800 alternations/hour, Power reserve 42 hours. Incabloc? anti-shock device. Chronometer Certificate (C.O.S.C.).Functions: hours, minutes, seconds, date, power reserve indicator.Case: diameter 44 mm, steel with special hard black coating.Bezel: steel with special hard black coating.Back: screw, brushed steel.Device protecting the crown: (protected as a Trademark) steel with special hard black coating.Crystal: sapphire, formed of corundum, 2.5 mm thick, magnifying lens at 3 o¡¯clock. Anti-reflective coating.Water resistance: 300 metres.Strap: PANERAI personalised leather strap and steel buckle with special hard black coating.* Officine Panerai is not the owner of the Trade Mark Glucydur? and Incabloc?.The following photos are courtesy of Martin Wilmsen who gave me permission to display and share his photos to our WTF members.Thanks for looking.

Thoughts on the New Titanium Blue Speedy
I had a chance to try on the new Titanium Blue Speedy today (with the 9300 movement), and I have to say that I was very impressed! It's a beautiful watch on the wrist, but I have to admit that I don't know much about it. Can anyone give me an education on the watch? Many thanks in advance!