Ball Engineer Master II Slide Chronograph Watch, Slipping To The Future
When I first read about the new Ball Engineer Master II Slide Chronograph, I for some reason had the refrain of "Time keeps on slipping, slipping, slippinginto the future" pop into my head. Is this new Ball the future of chronographs? Well, time will tell. For now, though, it definitely is an intriguing iteration.If you were only to look at the dial of the new Ball Engineer Master II Slide Chronograph, you would have no problem identifying it as a chronograph: it has a traditional "tri-compax" layout with the 30-minute register up top, running seconds at 9, 12-hour register at the bottom, and a tachymeter scale around the outside. When you look to the side of the almost 48?mm case and see no pushers surrounding the crownthen you begin to question your assumptions.Slide In Its Neutral PositionOf course, a brand like Ball is not going to play games to give the appearance of a chronograph while actually tucking other functionality in;?so, how do you engage the chronograph? Well, that?is a

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3712/1A or 5712/1A-001?
Hi everyone, I wanted to know what you think about these 2 watches? I understand it's the same except the 3712/1A were the first Nautilus with the moon phase, but don't see any other difference, are there any?I read that the 3712 were produced at 1000 pieces, anyone know if that's the right number and also how many 5712 were produced up until today?I found a 3712 from 2006, a little more expensive than the 5712, around 3000 euros more, is it worth the difference collector wise to get the 3712, or better save those extra 3000 and get the 5712?Thinking about getting one but have to say never saw one in real, just love the style, Genta did a great one as well as the Royal Oak, but what I especially love on the 2 models, 3712 and 5712 is the movement with the micro rotor, plus of course the style of the case, kind of 70's but a classic that will never go out of fashion IMO, a little like the RO, have a few watches, 3 Panerai, 233K, 82 and 28, 3 Rolex, sub c LN, BLNR, Daytona 116515, and ju

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I would like to thank you all of you that help me on my journey choosing my first panerai.I ended up getting the 564 titanium 8 days and I loved it. Here is one pic.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just arrived - PAM 127
I've always wanted a Fiddy.....and now one joins the collection: