Greubel Forsey Opens New Manufacture
Greubel Forsey has consolidated its activities within new headquarters and workshops in La Chaux-de-Fonds. The dedicated building, located close to the Eplatures airport, is the new to home to the four companies created by Robert Greubel and Stephen Forsey, and jointly run by the two founders along with CEO Emmanuel Vuille: Greubel Forsey, CompliTime, CT Design and CT Time. Over one hundred people will move to the new location from the Ancien Man��ge and other sites where Greubel Forsey started. The new workshops are composed of two distinctive buildings: the first is a 17th century farmhouse renovated by Mr. Gilles Tissot, an expert in the renovation of Neuchatel-style historical buildings. It will serve as a reception area, and it also houses the Unique Timepieces workshop – a showcase for the brand's creativity. The renovation work preserved several key features including the shingle roof, external walls and foundations. Visitors can admire the building’s decorative aspec

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Omega Speedmaster 376.0822 Grail
Thought some of you Omega aficionados might enjoy these shots of my Omega Speedmaster 376.0822. It's a firm favourite of mine and my current daily wearer:

Pam 560
I've been reading reviews and watching videos on the many Panerai models.I'm focused on a base model, hour-minute only, with the sandwich dial. The 560 keeps popping up as fitting my criteria. I have a 7 wrist and don't want a watch the looks like a strapped on pocket watch.I current wear Rolex, DayDate, DateJust, and GMT II.I'd appreciate seeing opinions on the 560 vs other base models.

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