10 Unique Watches Up for Auction at Only Watch 2015
As watch-industry followers are surely aware by now, this fall will mark the sixth edition of Only Watch, a charity auction of unique timepieces whose proceeds benefit the Monaco Association against Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. We’ve already shown you Tudor’s contribution to the biennial event; here are 10 more from 10 other participating watch brands.Blancpain has created a new version of its Traditional Chinese Calendar, with a 45-mm-diameter rose-gold case and a black grand feu enamel dial. The watch, which contains a Blancpain manufacture movement, combines aspects of both the Gregorian calendar and Chinese calendar; the latter includes leap months, signs of the Zodiac, symbols for the five elements and 10 celestial stems, and the 12 Zodiac animals that represent a 60-year cycle that is central to Chinese culture (for more detail on this ultra-complicated calendar watch, click here). Blancpain’s patented under-lug correctors are used to adjust all the indications.

The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic
The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic concept of "fusion" window It has a 44.5 mm bezel stainless steel casing pods and side inserts in composite resin, rubber strap characteristic porthole and a rear window made from Black ceramic. The distinctive carbon dial is accentuated by sporting red details, including a red logo of the RCMP in 09.

Hands-on Review AP Diver Silver-Toned Dial
I've now owned both the black and silver-toned and here are my thoughts on the latter. Enjoy my friends!!!https://.watchcollectinglifestyle...ands-on-review

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Manually winding a Speedmaster
I just bought a nice near mint 3570.50 speedmaster after a long hunt. I love the look and history of the watch and want a nice vintage example someday but this model is only 4 years old and is a faithful interpretation of the original so it will scratch that itch until I'm ready to dive into the deep end and spend the money for a nice vintage example. The only thing that bugs me about the watch is that winding it seems difficult because there is not much crown to grab onto what with the slight recess in the case. Has this bothered anyone else?