Zenith vermutlich 50er/60er Jahre

Glash¨¹tte Original Debuts Its First iPhone App
Glash¨¹tte Original’s first iPhone App is called the Senntor diary, after the brand’s mechanical timepiece that lets its owner set an alarm up to 30 days in advance – the only one with this feature. The app features a diary for your iPhone to remind you of important dates, and more. The app also features an interactive tour of the manufactory and games that are both entertaining and instructive, inviting fans to take a closer look at world of high-end mechanical movements. Of course, there’s also an interactive catalog.The app opens with a splash screen displaying a Senator Diary displaying the current time and date. Five gold pushers offer entry points that bring up the diary function, the current collection, the interactive tour, a list of retailers, and games.German and English versions are available in iTunes, and a Chinese version is in the works. Just go to iTunes and search Glash¨¹tte Original, or Senator Diary.

Eone Bradley Watch Surprises Kickstarter With A Visually Appealing Watch For The Blind
It's an unfortunate fact that the world of watches is fundamentally geared towards those who have the ability to see. Eone Timepieces is looking to change that with the Bradley, a watch designed to be read in a tactile manner regardless of your ability to see the watch. Eone takes it a step further and makes the Bradley pretty cool looking as well - which in a way is ironic given that it is meant for people who cannot see. Clearly the public agrees that there is a market for such a watch since the company's $40,000 Kickstarter goal has been shattered to a total nearing $300,000 at the time of writing. Obviously Eone is doing something right.Sure, "talking" cheap digital watches have existed for some time and I've seen some feeble attempts at braille watches before but none have looked and felt like legitimate watches. There are a few design elements which point to making the Bradley a success where others fall short. Time is indicated by two ball bearings ?which ride in a pair of track

SS RO with Strap
Hi everyone! Does anyone here have there SS AP RO on a strap rather than a bracelet? Ie. leather, rubber etc.Would love to see how it looks

7010/1r
Hi there!I am thinking of a wedding anniversary gift for my ever so loving wife and thought of giving her a watch for this milestone in our lives.A little background:My wife is a corporate lawyer so she spends most of her days in the office or board room working on mergers etc. but despite my wife's aggressive nature of work she is very feminine and it reflects on how she dresses and how she carries herself. Her requirements in a watch is that it must have a date, must be a white or light colored dial. the Calatrava & twenty4 collection might be out.I am looking at the nautilus collection and picked this two out and would like to here your opinion on it. (almost the same price range)RG on leather strap w/ diamonds: (the store has this in stock)RG on bracelet w/o diamonds: (I have not yet seen this in the flesh)In you opinion which of the two reference looks best for the RG nautilus lady? why?Some say a diamond bezel makes the watch more feminine? what say you?My wife's daily watch

Question about RSC and vintage watches
How does RSC handle replacement parts for vintage watches? Let's say someone brings them a 1675 or a 5513 (matte dial) and wants as much replaced as possible. Does Rolex still manufacture a small amount of vintage dials, hands, bezels, etc, for purposes like this or how do they handle things like that?Apologies if this is a dumb question.