Jacob Co. Crystal Collection “World Is Yours Watch
A lugless design allows the shows feel more like a planet on your wrist. 44 Mm size makes it accessible to the men and women looking for a great watch and many options of Visual like color and decor helps Jacob & Co. offer parts of feeling unique to their customers. This version has a red lacquer with a vision of the world of diamonds. A buyer may find this watch with as little as 1.10 carats of diamonds, almost 7 k gold gemstone on the case, dial and the Crown.

In-Depth: A Critical Look At The A. Lange & S?hne Grand Complication
When the A. Lange & Söhne Grand Complication was first announced at SIHH 2013 it got the entire watch industry's attention – as you would expect an extremely complex, 50mm diameter, $2.6 million watch to do – though only a handful of people were able to actually see the watch in person. Large scale models and official press photos had to suffice for most. But a few weeks ago a prototype Grand Complication made its way to New York City and we sat down with CEO Wilhelm Schmid and Director of Product Development Anthony de Haas to get a closer look at exactly what this astounding watch means for the future of A. Lange & Söhne. Introduction 1 OF 28 A. Lange & S?hne Grand Complication While most "concept watches" are made in one or two examples and never available commercially, Lange decided to do something different here. There will be two prototypes held onto by the manufacture and six numbered pieces available for

26400so discontinued?
Hi everyone, I saw some chamaleon was released at SIHH. I also read the 26400so has been discontinued, is this right? I think it's the best looking watch with the panda dial, and might even consider selling my daytona for one

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Hello everyone,I am thinking of buying one $$$ watch this year as smething to keep (and wear ofcourse) forever and pass it to my unborn son later.I know they are very different from eachother. The one is steel and the other platinum. One is a bit more complicated and far more special movement then the other. And ofcourse one is a Patek and the other just a Rolex.I really like the looks of the Daytona that color scheme is so nice in person, but the Patek has also something very nice to it. The strange not so Patek like dial and steel with steel bracelet combined with a complicated first in-house chronograph is ofcourse very special wich is what sings to me very much with this model.So... my question is : wich one would you choose ?Cheerss

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Just thinking that whenever my 372 goes in for service I might pick up a new watch. I had a hard time deciding between the 372 and 422 initially with the 372 winning out. But is it crazy to own both at the same time since they are both similar?