Citizen Campanola Mechanical Watches To Use Swiss La Joux-Perret Movements
If you aren't familiar with Campanola, it is a high-end sub-brand of Japanese Citizen watches and has been around for years now as a sort of secret treat for the most dedicated watch fans. Most Campanola watches remain in Japan, but they have had limited distribution around the world. The collection began with Citizen branding on the dials, but later the Campanola name was featured on the dial of these timepieces as the Citizen name took a back seat. One of the first watch reviews I ever did on watches-dealer was of my Citizen Campanola Grand Complication watch here.Campanola began with an interesting premise: to marry high-end case and dial construction techniques with innovative, high-end made quartz movements. In many ways, it was to be an apex of the high-end quartz watch market. Citizen sort of said, "here is a cool quartz movement with lots of features that would normally cost over $100,000 if it was mechanical. Here you get a similar package for $5,000 or so." At least that was

Bulgari Grande Sonnerie Perpetual Calendar watch
All the functions are skillfully arranged on an 18-carat pink-gold dial with an alternating lacquered finish. It also features an opaline anthracite and snailed surface coating. Partially open-worked, the dial of the new Bulgari Grande Sonnerie Perpetual Calendar watch boasts elegant Roman numerals. Among other keynotes of the display are semi-transparent sapphire discs indicating the days and months.

Speedmaster Co-axial 44mm
Any nice pics of this one ?? Please !!

PO is a tough nut to crack/size!
PO is a hard watch to resize! Guys I have sized cheaper watches with link pins easily but this PO is so tight I can only manage to get the pin half way out and its stuck. There is no way I can pull or push the pin which was already half way out further out, tried it on two links and its the same.Any tricks to it? I am better of getting it done at a jeweler shop I reckon.

SS Revelation
I predict the stainless steel drought may be over. Pigs are flying! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk