Just in Time for the 500: TW Steel Launches Dario Franchitti Edition
Based on TW Steel's TECH design, the Dario Franchitti Edition was produced in collaboration with the two-time IndyCar Series Champion and 2007 Indianapolis 500 winner. The watch features blue, green and red highlights – Franchitti's helmet colors, reflecting the Scottish and Italian flags that symbolize his heritage. The red 10 represents Franchitti’s number during his 2009 IndyCar season and the green 2 and 7 represent the number 27 he wore during his 2007 Indy 500 win. Franchitti’s name appears in blue on the tachymeter ring while his logo, signature and title successes feature on the case-back.TW Steel celebrated the launch during qualifying weekend with a cocktail event in Indianapolis, where guests mingled with Franchitti, IndyCar star Scott Dixon, and IndyCar legend Arie Luyendyk.The watch is offered in 45mm and 48mm sizes and it will be available in mid-July with suggested retail prices of $850 (45mm) and $895 (48mm). Additional information appears below the im

Thomas Prescher Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport Watch
When was the last time you tied up your tennis shoes, got up to go outside to do something ��sporty,' and strapped on almost $500,000 dollar watch? If this is a common occurrence, Thomas Prescher's Triple Axis Tourbillon Regulator Sport watches are right for you. (Thomas Prescher would like to remind you that this is a sport "looking" watch, and not intended for actually sporting activity) What is sporty about the new watch? Aside from the bolder hands and color schemes and new regulator layout, there is the added sense of purpose to your life knowing that you out to get out and do something with your sport toned timepiece.Each Thomas Prescher watch can be customer customized �� or you can just let Thomas do it his work and make you something nice. The 43mm wide case of the Triple Axis Tourbillon Sport can be ordered in 18k gold of 950 platinum. The dial has all gold or applied markers and hands. The watch is pretty thick at 16.5mm, but you have to appreciate the complex internal mechani

Buying 2nd hand Aqua Terra, should I worry about which 2500 movement?
Hi everyone! I'm considering buying a second hand Aqua Terra. I would really appreciate any advice about 1) Can I tell from looking through the display back which version of the 2500 movement it has? Is there any other way to tell?, and 2) Should I not buy it if it has either a 2500A or 2500B? It's a four year old 2503 model. I don't know what movement was standard with this model. Any help or advice on buying this great watch would be very much appreciated.

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I love my first Patek, a new 5140-R-011 with the latest 2014 opaline silver dial, purchased 12 days ago from an AD. It's been my dream to own a PP perpetual calendar for many years, and, after the price drop, plus a generous discount, I bit. Now that it's been on my wrist for 12 days, I decided to reset the time, which seemed slow by between 5 and 10 seconds. I certainly have no complaint about the accuracy, but setting a watch without running seconds and without a hack is proving a monumental pain. First, I've noted that my dial seems not perfectly calibrated. The minute marker dots appear not to be uniform in their placement, and some are 5 or more seconds off, when compared to others? Given that problem, I decided it was necessary to time the watch just as the minute hand centered over the very same minute dot each hour. But, even using a loupe, it's difficult to see exactly when it's centered over the tiny dot. I then decided that the most accurate way to set the time was t

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