Corum��s Admirals Cup Legend 46 Minute Repeater Acoustica
The minute repeater in question is Corum's all-new��and appropriately named��Admirals Cup Legend 46 Minute Repeater Acoustica. What sets this timepiece apart from other minute repeaters is its use of four hammers and four gongs arranged in two sets. It uses the two sets in tandem to chime the time in chords instead of mere single notes. The result is a quality of sound that is more harmonious than the standard minute repeater.

Spec of luxurious Glashutte Original PanoMatic Luna Watch
As the brightest in the night sky, the moon has encouraged writers, scientists, philosophers and even watchmakers. This time, he served as an inspiration behind the eve of the sensory Dame Glashutte Original PanoMatic Luna. Imprégné to appeal new, novelty employs a 39.4 mm stainless steel case. The new watch Glashutte Original is surrounded by a window, which presents a play that sparkle white diamond clear 64. The jewels are kept by a diamond of 3.0 mm, featured on the Crown.

Roman numeral Question
so Since i got my Chrono-Cockpit i have pretty much been glued to it, and just realized that the (4) is marked as IIII rather than IV, i then did some looking and noticed that Rolex also markes their Roman numeral this way. Does anyone know the deal here or did I get trained wrong as is it supposed to be IIII

It��s time to say goodbye
I have about a week left with my Yachtmaster, it's been my one and only for a long time, I've enjoyed the great times but unfortunately, its time to say goodbye. Next week something more stealthy, more tool, sportier and less flashy will arrive. Yachtmaster is a great watch but its time to move on. I'll post some photos I took on the past years of the YM. Starting by the YM with all the goodies. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Need Advice On DayDate
I've been back in the DD market as of late, and the watch I settle on will not be a safe queen. I'm wanting something I can wear daily and for a long time. I'm quite drawn to a 228235 or even a 118206, but I've found a a K serial 118238 near me which I'm not at all opposed to.. and it's $10k less that either of the previous options mentioned. One thing I'm an absolute stickler on is wanting the heavier band with solid end links found starting on the P (2000) serials. Of course, Rolex then upgraded the clasp starting with the F serials a couple of years later. I actually had one of these on my previous DD that I could kick myself for selling. I was only 27, timid about all gold, and wanted to pay off my house, so the watch was sold. Needless to say, values have gone up substantially in the subsequent 10 years But I digress. What are your thoughts on the clasps of newer models with president bands? Is it substantial enough of a difference that it would be a deal breaker? Or a relatively