Blancpain Carrousel R��p��tition Minutes Le Brassus Watch
Classy-ish looks, gold case, Carrousel rather than tourbillon (don't worry if you don't understand what the difference is - just watch the video above about 13 times and you might figure it out), minute repeater, highly skeletonized and exposed movement, limited to 10 pieces, about $360,000. Or otherwise, just your typical daily wear timepiece from Blancpain!See my full article on the Blancpain Carrousel R��p��tition Minutes Le Brassus watch here over at Haute Living. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First BLANCPAIN LE BRASSUS 42MM PLATINUM QUANTIEME PERPETUAL GMT MASTERPIECE$34,995.00Time Remaining: 1d 21h 17mBuy It Now for only: $34,995.00Buy It Now BLANCPAIN Lettres Du Brassus Magazine 14 Issues incl FIFTY FATHOMS issues$19.99Time Remaining: 3d 20h 47mBid now BLANCPAIN LE BRASSUS 8 DAYS POWER RESERVE PLATINUM 4213 3442 55B W2123$33,555.57Time Remaining: 19d 5h 40mBuy It

This count as a match?
Matching in the inside (same base movement).

Broken Crown Mechanism?? PAM 112
Hi guys, I have a PAM 112 M-series which is about 7/8 years old. No issues, never serviced. I grabbed it yesterday to wear it out and when I start winding it up I noticed that the normal crown winding resistance seemed a lot less than normal. It would just wind and wind and wind but would not start the movement ticking. Obviously I need to take it in to a watchmaker for repair, but I was wondering if anybody had any thoughts on what the issue may be (main spring?) and what a repair 'should' cost so that I can have a relatively educated conversation with whoever I decide to service it for me. Also, I'm in Chicago (Bucktown), and would love any repair shop recommendations that you guys have. I recently purchased a GMT Batman from CD Peacock in Skokie so I might try to leverage that relationship for this repair. Thanks!

6265 white gold: The Unicorn
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How useful is the Daytona for a driver?
I'm curious to hear because when I'm driving, I'm generally focused on the road and not timing myself from behind the wheel. Has anyone tried using the chronograph feature while driving?I do go to auto races at least once a year so having a chronograph would be kind of useful for timing cars as they lap the circuit but otherwise I don't really see it being a useful tool for the driver him/herself.I definitely couldn't use it on the motorcycle.