Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Gravity Watch
Besides their well known Pontos line,?Maurice Lacroix has a great number of interesting watches in their Masterpiece line.?We previously covered the Masterpiece Roue Carr��e Seconde watch a few years ago which has square and cloverleaf gears indicating the seconds. For 2014, The Masterpiece collection gets a model known as the Gravity which is a uniquely appealing piece from the brand.Maurice Lacroix has extended their haute horologerie "Masterpiece" line with the "Masterpiece? Gravity" which features a large balance wheel on the dial as part of an in-house made movement. According to Maurice Lacroix, this is the first watch equipped with an oscillator assortment (balance roller, lever and escapement wheel) entirely made of silicon, which has a lighter weight than metal and no need for lubrication.What's not to like with an escapement that promises greater accuracy, less maintenance, and more resistance to magnetic fields? Twenty years from now we will probably be shocked if watches don

Features of top quality Jaeger LeCoultre
The seller request to 750 euros, a fair price completely if you ask us. This reawakening of travel would be perfect sitting on the table of bed-side of a 1930s British polo player, may wear this watch (also of the MLC). We believe watch is incredible. What do you think? Click here for more details and photos of this day 8 years 1930 Jaeger Lecoultre travel alarm clock and signed by Hermes.

SMP Changing out to Ceramic bezel?
Hi folks. I dont post much but do a lot of lurking... Love the forum.. anyway, I have a SMP 2220.80 with a flat blue aluminum (I guess) bezel. I really like the look of the ceramic bezels. Is it possible to change out these things? I know modding watches like this is not recommended... but I don't care, it's a keeper for me. Also I suppose if you can swap out the bezel, you can put it back to original.

PloProf Pictogram card
Here's what you get with the PloProf per the Pictogram card (l to r):Easy Time Zone ChangeSelf-windingSapphire crystalScrew-down crownHelium escape valveCo-AxialDouble anti-reflective treatment inside and outsideChronometerWater-resistant to 1200meters/4000 feetOperating instructions edition 11My watch did not come with the Operating instructions edition 11 but a nice lady with SwatchUSA has put one in the mail to me. All of the manuals supplied to my fAD have been the old 1/10 and not the new 11.Fr. John?

Screwed or Not???
So I finally bought a Daytona and I found myself using my Omega Speedy Mark II Co-Axial more than the Daytona. One of the reason is because of the easy access of the timer start/stop rest buttons on the Speedy. Than it hit me that I don't need to keep the locks on the buttons on the Daytona screwed down unless I'm in water. So the question for Daytona wearers is whether or not you keep your pushers locked (screwed tight) or loosened (unscrewed)?