Carl F. Bucherer Manero AutoDate
This three-hand watch in vintage style is Carl F. Bucherer’s tribute to the 1960s – a decade that produced forms with lasting appeal. Back then, the simple, classical style of three-hand watches with smaller dials set new standards which remain important for the design of today's timepieces. Find pricing inside. The Manero AutoDate’s classic, straightforward design emphasizes functionality, which shows the essentials at a glance: the current time, and the date at 3 o'clock. The watch has a diameter of 38mm and incorporates the CFB 1965 automatic movement.The case, available in 18k rose gold or stainless steel, also offers a visually simple style. The finishing touches are characteristic of the Manero range. In addition to the Dauphine hands, the dial has gold-colored wedge-shaped index markers. The final aesthetic touch is the 18k rose gold bracelet for the gold model, or Louisiana alligator leather strap available in brown or black.The Manero AutoDate is priced as fo

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When it comes to categorizing watches, we tend to organize them by the strict purposes their styles were originally meant for. That translates into a world of dive watches, pilot watches, racing watches, formal watches, business watches, etcA category that only loosely exists in the traditional sense but that is nevertheless extremely important is "travel watches." What is a travel watch? Well, traditionally, a pocket watch was the original travel watch because it was designed to be portable. More recently, the travel watch has been a more ambiguous category of watches that serve travelers with a range of needs both functional and fashionable.The question we seek to answer in this article is "what are the elements of a good watch to wear while traveling?" Of course, the answer depends on where you are going, but you'll see a lot of commonalities between these watches despite there being many different types of timepieces that would nevertheless be good to travel with.You'll also find a

AP exhibition
So AP has an exhibition going on at IFC here in HK. Mainly showcasing ROOs, but a funky selection of LEs Check it out if you're in town. Crappy cellphone pics for now

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Hi all,I just got a last man on the moon speedmaster from Fr.John's AD in Washington. As you can hopefully see from the picture, the swiss made lettering on the bottom of the dial is cut off, almost like the dial is note quite centered. Obviously its not a big deal, but I was wondering if anyone has ever seen this before. I would hope that I wouldn't have to worry about authenticity, but it seems a little below Omega's normal quality control.

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Hey guys,Back in 2011, I received so much advice on this site during the time I was looking to purchase my first luxury watch. I had narrowed my choices down to Panerai, Breitling and Rolex. I ultimately decided on the Panerai and fell in love with the 359. I purchased my watch in November of 2011, brand new from an authorized dealer in Ohio. I have recently run into some financial difficulties that may require me to unload my Panerai. I have probably worn my watch a total of 10 times over the years, so it has very little mileage on it. It is in flawless condition. I have both original straps. I have never worn the black leather strap, only the rubber one. I have all the original paperwork, including receipts, tags, boxes, etc. I am so afraid of not getting something remotely close to what I paid for the watch, as well as being scammed.I am a lawyer in DC and would welcome face to face dealings. With all that being said, I was wondering:1. What do you guys think is a fair pri