Found: The Only Laurent Ferrier For Sale In North America (Live Pics & Details)
Did you know that Laurent Ferrier came in third place overall at the 1979 24-hours of Le Mans race? He did. And, oh yeah, he was also Creative Director of Patek Philippe at the time. Nearly three decades later he founded his eponymous brand, making small numbers of truly exceptional watches (about 150 annually). Today we have for you the only Laurent Ferrier watch currently for sale in North America, a Galet Micro-Rotor at Manfredi Jewels in Greenwich, CT.From the very first glance, the Galet Micro-Rotor is a stunner. The one we have here is white gold with a solid silver dial, and it's definitely the sort of watch that will appeal to those who like understated elegance. The 40mm case, subtly different hand shapes, the inset sub-seconds register, and the punched minutes markers all contribute to the overall appearance, while none stands out by itself.? 2 OF 16 The Galet Micro-Rotor's Stunning Movement But it's the Galet Micro-Rotor's movement that really puts it

Instagram ??
Forgive me if this post is not appropriate , so if not allowed, feel free to delete it ?I am one of those old fashioned guys that are not on Facebook, twitter, ��But��.. I enjoy taking pictures from really nice watches. Those pictures are not the best but I think I can say they are not bad either.So somebody asked me why I didn't post them on Instagram. Old fashioned as I am I didn't even know what he was talking about LOLBut I went to that site and made an account LOLFirst I googled a bit to find out more, and try to understand how it works. First things I found via google were things I did NOT like. Many links if you want to 'BUY FOLLOWERS' �� wtf ?No, I'm not interested in buying followers but on the other hand I don't know how to get 'real' followersSo ��. any members here on Instagram ? Help is really appreciated !btw, I registrated under the name 'collectible_watches'

Pam 028
Hi guys,I wanted to ask the Pam experts here, what price is a good price for a 028, the 1000 limited edition from 2009?I have it in almost new condition, just minor scratches where the screwdriver touched the case to change the straps, other than that it is spotless, full set bit and papers.I am selling it and would like to sell it in less than 10 years so would really appreciate if you could tell me what would be the optimum price, for me and for the buyer?Thanks in advance :thumbs:

Nothing like a Panerai
About 15 years ago, I was leafing through a Magazine and saw a model wearing a Panerai Radiomir. I had no idea at the time what it was, but I was absolutely smitten with this watch.Fast forward, I have owned about a half dozen Panerai, and currently own 3.Panerai experienced some wild fanfare several years ago, and much of that has cooled. Many of the older classics are highly sought after, and prices have come back to a more realistic and obtainable level. I tend to not follow the pack, so for me, this recent softening of the market is just fine. I really would like to pick up some classics like a 009, 201A, etc etcAnyways, to this day, as much as I enjoy Rolex and many other brands, nothing gives the feeling of a Panerai.Enjoy your weekend!

DD40 ... the dark side of champagne
Nice evening and couldn’t help but charge up the lume and take a pic in the shadows.