Watchspotting: Dial Details
They say the devil is in the details. In this quiz, the details may bedevil you. We’ll show you cropped images focusing on aspects of 12 watch dials. Of course no brand names are shown. Can you identify these timepieces? Accept the challenge by clicking the link below. As always, the answers appear at the end. Good luck!    Answers: 1 – A Lange & S?hne Richard Lange Tourbillon Pour le Merite2 – Citizen Satellite Wave3 – Breguet Type XXII4 – Panerai Radiomir Composite Marina Militare 8 Giorni 47mm (PAM339)5 – Movado Datron6 – TAG Heuer Mikrotimer Flying 10007 – Omega Planet Ocean Chronograph8 – Eberhard Chrono 49 – Max B��sser & Friends Legacy Machine #110 – Glash��tte Original Senator Diary11 – Breitling Chronomat GMT12 – IWC Ingenieur Double Chronograph Titanium

Found: The Very First Laurent Ferrier Galet Traveller Ever Made, For Sale (A True Prototype, In Stee
At Baselworld 2013, everyone's favorite quietly badass independent, Laurent Ferrier, introduced the Galet Traveller, a two-timezone take on his expertly finished, double-impulse, natural-escapement-powered Galet Micro-Rotor. Since then, the Galet and Galet Traveller (and Galet Square) have become something of the thinking man's high-end time-only watch, seen them on the wrists of a handful of very interesting folks. Today, however, we've found something even more special – the very first Galet Traveller ever made, in stainless steel, with a prototype movement, belonging to the former CEO of Laurent Ferrier. And it's for sale. 1 OF 10 While LF has started to make more watches in stainless steel – the Galet Square comes in steel and they've recently announced a steel Galet MR for a French retailer – a steel-case Galet Traveller has never before been seen. These prototype cases in steel were just that – prototypes, never really mea

Apologies to AP Thread / RF Members
Gents,On Wednesday evening I made an inflamatory and disrespectful post - for this I am sorry. I take full responsibility for the stupid and inflamatory comments which I made. They were off base and in the words of my late Father completely out of line. Its not important nor is is necessary for me to provide reasoning behind why I said what I did - simply I was wrong. Please permit this lapse of judgement as my mulligan on the board. Regards. Ed

Lets See Some Vintage Omega Sports!!
Here my little familyHave a great Sunday

A subtle difference 16610 v 16710
First time I got my two babies together and I notice something I have never seen mentioned on the forum. This is interesting in the PCL debate.The GMT 2 bracelet has polished sides whereas the sub has brushed. Hard to photo?Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk