Maurice Lacroix Le Chronographe Squelette LE
This 45mm chronograph is equipped with Maurice Lacroix’s manufacture movement, caliber ML 106-7. The hand-wound 16.5 ligne (36.6mm) movement is developed, manufactured and assembled in-house. Offering classic column wheel design, 1/5 second accuracy and a 60 minute counter, the movement also featured a unique, patent-pending system that reduces the effects of impacts during the interlocking and releasing phases. Chronograph seconds are indicated by a central hand with the 60-minute chronograph counter at 3 o'clock and small seconds at 9 o’clock. The movement is adjusted in 5 positions and runs in 22 jewels at 18,000 vph (2.5 Hz) with a power reserve of 42 hours. The bridges are hand-decorated. The steel case combines polished sunray, circular, and vertical-brushed surfaces. The domed sapphire crystal is anti-reflective coated on both sides. The crown screws down, and the watch is water resistant to 100 meters. The dial is sapphire-crystal with metal-coated treatment and it

This watch is available in limited edition of 50 pieces.
This watch also includes a dial of money with accents of hands bluish on the Centre and the scale and time of black tachometer numbers. This clock also includes a cage of the whirlpool on 6 oclock that makes it more attractive. This watch is also equipped with seconds for scanning meter two Centre, counter 30 minutes on the position of 9 oclock, indicator of reserve power and oclock 3.Cette A Lange & Sohne Tourbograph for merit is no doubt a piece luxurious especially with its $690,000.00 tag. This watch is available in limited edition of 50 pieces.

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Guys I need help. Please help me understand why this particular piece cost $50,000. I must be missing something and I'm sure you guys can fill me in. Thanks!

Incoming: 2nd Rolex (long)
We were pretty much newlyweds in 1986 when my wife surprised me with a TT DJ36 for my birthday. She had been socking away some of her salary for months to be able to pay for it without me suspecting. I was a little nervous wearing it at first for fear of loss or breakage as up until then, my most expensive watch was a $35 Casio. At any rate, it has been my daily wear pretty much since then. Ten years ago, I was in NYC and dropped it off for service and had the champagne dial changed to black (sacrilege, now I know).A couple of months ago, I noticed a colleague wearing a Submariner, admired it and thought it may be time for a new Rolex. Did some research on the Rolex website and decided upon a white SS Daytona. I think you all know what happened when I walked into my local AD and asked about it! After that, did some googling and found this site. Read it for a while and thought a Polar Explorer 2 with the second time zone complication would be my next watch. Went to a different AD in a m

BARK finish on Rolex Day-Date
Remember when this was a thing?Imagine you are going to buy that old school looking watch and give it as a gift for your father.Now Imagine you're going to buy a newer, crisper watch, one that has not had the bark finish applied. Maybe even in white gold or rose gold.WHO DOES THIS BARK FINISH?Not who you think does it. Watchwerks does not. Michael Young does not.It would be a nice gift, I thank you!