New From Vulcain: Cricket Anniversary Heart Calendar and Nautical Heritage LE
Vulcain is introducing two new watches: an 18k rose gold Cricket Anniversary Heart Automatic Calendar, and a Nautical Heritage Limited Edition that celebrates the 50th anniversary of a historical dive watch with mechanical alarm. Find details and prices inside. For 2011 Vulcain presents the Anniversary Heart Automatic Calendar in a 42mm 18k rose gold case. The anthracite metallic sapphire dial provides a view of the 257-part Cricket Calibre V-22 from the manufacture in Le Locle. A cut-out reveals the date at 6 o’clock. This latest version of the Cricket alarm movement is equipped with two barrels: one to powers the timekeeping functions, and the other the alarm, which rings for a full 15-20 seconds. The escapement ticks at a classic 18,000 vibrations per hour. The unidirectional oscillating weight is fitted with a ceramic ball bearing mechanism, and the movement is visible through a sapphire caseback.Additional information appears at the end of this article.The Anniversary Heart

Where I can find 15407ST?
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Converted...
I would've never thought, after trying on over and over AP and never inclined to make the decision, I recently picked up my first AP. I must say that now I finally realize the attention to detail and amazing wrist presence that everyone on this forum says. The crazy thing is that I already know which AP is next...Kevin (TimeOnHand) you have officially enabled me again. First the PP now the AP!Here we go....againImageUploadedByTapatalk1355234827.029587.jpg

Weights for 351, 270 and 312 please?
If any owners could please perish their pieces, I'd really appreciate it. I'm looking to retake the Panerai plunge for a 351. I've owned one before but was recently told the weight on the 351 is very close to the 312. I find that difficult to believe. I'm also extremely partial to the 270.Thanks!EverettSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Rolex Daytona dial ? is this a fcake?
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