Longines Watches For Baselworld 2006
This watch is based on a historical model, and is curved with a subtle use of ofdiamonds on the sides of the case and graceful hands bluish and thin.An elegantmen the Longines nails Paris shows is the most feature-heavy of the watches they express. I especially like the ornamentation of thedial which is imitated by the decoration on the case.Watches Longines spirit is based on a model from the 1920s. Sports and yet refined, it is a great men' fatty swatch that comes in a variety of styles with Chronograph and date functions. Tags: Accessories, baselworld, Chronographs, longines, shopping, watches, watches, watches

Found: Two Pairs Of Vintage Gerald Genta Designed Eyeglasses, For Sale
While the great Gerald Genta is best known for his work in the wristwatch space �C designing not only Audemars Piguet's landmark model �C the Royal Oak �C but also Patek Philippe's Nautilus, and IWC's Ingenieur SL and more, Genta himself longed for a much larger career in product design. At times, he battled his own own success in watches �C a success that many would dream of �C when he struck out to build a name in other verticals. And today, we've found two examples of such an an item �C Japanese-made, Genta-designed eyeglasses, both brand new with boxes and papers, for sale. 1 OF 3 These Japanese-made, Genta-designed frames feature much of the same design language as the Royal Oak and Nautilus. One of Genta's least well known forays into product design was that of a highly limited run of eyeglasses made in Japan during the late '70s and early 1980s. They were produced under the Gerald Genta name, and feature much of the same design language as found in his early and mos

Incoming?
I just got back from watching my wife put down a deposit on a new Patek... I approve!

Dent on lug from spring bar ejection?
I discovered a nice dent on my lug. Not too sure where it came from, but the dent lines up with the lug hole, which means it could've come from a spring bar coming through the front. If this is the case, my question is: can a springbar pop out with so much force that it produces a dent like this?20170217_213100.jpgSent from my SM-G935W8 using Tapatalk

Odd Dial? Never seen before
Looking to source this Exp 2 from a private seller in person tomorrow. Supposed to be a Z serial, hoping i get lucky with a 3186 under the hood but not too hung up if I don't. Anyway, everything looked good, equipped with SEL's which also checks out with the serial and no holes case. Until I noticed the swiss T < 25 dial on the bottom. This would be an anomaly in my eyes, as we know T was out of dials as of the 90s, and no holes cases of course started going in watches after 2003 or so. He claims its been to RSC and has paperwork etc, that dial just gets me and does not make sense. Could the dial be swapped? Like some sort of franken situation. I'll probably steer clear but interested in hearing thoughts. Am I crazy and seeing things? My D serial polar dial just says swiss made as most/all do. Did some research cant seem to find anything. Opinions greatly appreciated. Hopefully the picture is clear.