Speedmaster Moonwatch White Side of the Moon
Following the success of the black ceramic Dark Side of the Moon in 2013 then the grey model in 2014, the Bienne-based brand has unveiled a milky piece. Unlike its predecessors, White Side of the Moon captures the moon as it's seen from Earth. Forged in white zirconium oxide ceramic (inc. graduated bezel, crown and pushers), the 44.25mm case houses the famous self-winding 9300 calibre which provides a 60-hour power reserve and fuels the time, date and chronograph functions. The white ceramic dial features an hour rim with white gold indices coated in white Super-LumiNova? just like the hands above it. The red-tipped chronograph central seconds hand is made of rhodium. The small seconds counter stands at 9 o' clock, the date at 6 o' clock and the chronograph minutes and hours lie in a counter at 3 o' clock. Price: 11,700 CHF

The Longines Pulsometer Chronograph, With White Lacquer Dial
Building upon its existing range of vintage-inspired chronographs within its Heritage collection, Longines introduces a handsome new watch with pulsometer scale and monopusher chronograph function. The model is inspired by a 1920's Longines watch and brings a number of old-world design elements – Breguet-style numerals and hands included – to a model that you don't have to wait to pick up at auction. 1 OF 3 The simple, highly-polished, 40 mm stainless-steel case features a sapphire crystal case back, through which you can see the ETA A08.L11 caliber beating inside. This self-winding movement offers 54 hours of power reserve and features a column-wheel monopusher chronograph mechanism, placing it above more standard ETA ebauches in terms of movement complexity and construction. 2 OF 3 A bold red pulsometer scale surrounds the white lacquer dial. To accommodate this relatively thick scale, the railroad-style minutes track is set further wit

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Can you help me identify this PP?
Hello, Apologies for the sub-par photo. This was my grandfather's manual-wind Patek. It was bought for him sometime between 1985 and 1987, but I don't know what model it is (no papers). I'm hoping someone knowledgeable can help me identify it. Not that I plan on selling it, just curious. Thanks!

Advice please! Sky Dweller 326135 for Day Date 40 228235
Please help me with your advice!!! Should I trade:Sky Dweller 326135 Rose Gold with leather strap, sundust Roman numerals dial FOR Day Date 40 228235 rose gold with full gold bracelet, olive green Roman numerals dialBoth comes with box and papers, the sky dweller card dated 12/2013, day date 40 card dated 12/2016. Thanks a lot!