SIHH: Montblanc Vintage Chronographe
Montblanc adds a new member to the Collection Villeret 1858 family with a beautiful modern re-interpretation called simply the Vintage Chronographe. This classically elegant piece features a grand feu enamel dial and a hand-finished MBM caliber 16.29 column-wheel movement. The dial is created by heating a solid gold disk in a kiln to a temperature of about 800 degrees Celsius, fusing it to a layer of vitreous molten enamel. The periphery of the Vintage's dial is reserved for the telemeter scale, and the tachymeter scale is shifted to the center, where coils like a snail's shell, making it long enough for tachymeter measurements up to three minutes in duration.The co-axial monopusher chronograph movement features a large and weighty balance with adjustment screws along its rim, oscillating at 18,000 A/h (2.5 hertz); a balance spring with a Philips terminal curve; a swan's neck fine adjustment mechanism; a V-shaped chronograph-bridge; a manually-beveled and finely finished chronograph-le

5167 Price in Paris vs USA
Does anyone know the price of the SS 5167 in Paris vs the states?

Loving the 268
Going back a year or so I had my first taste of Panerai when I traded a Daytona for a Luminor PAM233. The 233 was actually a stunning watch but it was possibly a little too clunky for my relatively small wrist; in any event, whilst I really did like it I accepted a request to reverse the trade a few weeks later. I really missed that watch (and still do) but in part it was because of the movement - a hand wound in-house calibre with three barrels providing an 8-day power reserve. Spectacular, actually, but even when I owned the watch I was looking at the Radiomirs that were of similar quality. The one that struck a chord was the 268 but I soon pretty much forgot about it. Until, that is, I was offered one in a trade a month or so ago... The Radiomir PAM268 was only the third Panerai, I think, to be fitted with an in-house movement (the other two - the PAM200 and the PAM201 - were both Special editions from 2005). The movement in all three was the Calibre P.2002, which took it's name fro

Lots of SS here or sale at this AD!
I'm in Guadalajara Mexico. I've seen three SD43 and three Subs for sale! They are at the Macame location.

Crunchy feeling when winding 114060
I just went to wind my Submariner, and it feels crunchy.. or, a whole lot less smooth than usual when winding it. Is this normal? I've only had the watch for about 6 months and am worried something is wrong.Has anyone experienced this? Any ideas? Thanks in advance.