Rotonde de Cartier Astrotourbillon
At SIHH last week Cartier launched the new Rotonde de Cartier Astrotourbillon with their new manual winding movement, Caliber 9451 MC, designed and created by Cartier watchmakers. This unusual movement is the product of 5 years of development at the Cartier Manufacture in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The Astrotourbillon’s carriage is driven by the third wheel of the gear train. The pinion of the escape wheel rotates around a fixed seconds-wheel (the fourth wheel of the gear train) in order to drive the escapement. The carriage has a special rotational axis, as it is positioned at the center of the movement. This requires a different gear-train design, from the two barrels of the movement through to the display of the minutes and hours. Another feature, responsible for the striking visual effect created by the movement, is that the balance staff and escape-wheel staff are not on the same rotational axis as the carriage. They are located to one side of the carriage, in linear alignment with

Dblue for The Beast (25721)
Hi All,Simple proposition. Trade my DBlue + a little cash for an E serial 25721 aka 'The Beast'. I know this is not a widely seen model (even with the newly announced tribute version)I do have a newer 44 titanium (264001) and do love the versatility of the Dblue...but am thinking of switching things up a little.Opinions are welcome and appreciated !

Audemars Roo 42mm RG VS 44mm RG
Just wondering what members here prefer these days? The classic and original 42mm or the new 44mm?

Emergency Mission 2007 ????? price
Full set what price for sale and trade on this ????? on Croc deployment with a NOS pro1 rubber buckle, what would be a good price, Minty fresh, Bang on with time, service due in one year.thinking 2.1k+ sale 2.4K trade am i in the right ball park, too cheap too dear??Mercalso for UK readers if you are stuck in snow say on the Snake Pass or Dartmoor, would you pull the antenna ???????

Coming in WHITE hot!
Hi interweb friends! I was lucky enough to pick up a SS Sky-Dweller this past weekend. It really is a beautiful piece and using the ring command to set it is such a pleasure to use. The watch oozes quality. The Batman is still my favourite GMT watch and will probably stay as my daily. Here are some pics of it and the rest of my collection.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk