Audemars Piguet 2009 Corporate Watch Making Film
Ignore the first 30-60 seconds of this film, it gets really cool after that. I love watching stuff like this because it actually does a very good job at showing you how watches are made at houses like Audemars Piguet. Yes, you need to know what to look for, but pay attention to the tools and techniques used to polish and decorate the movements. This process literally takes up most of the time in watch movement assembly. While the film is supposed to take place in the 19th century (even though some of the stuff looks really modern), the same process is used today to make high-end luxury watch movements. Take the hand-spun machine that spins the movement plate around, today it is just done with machines but that are more often than not still controlled by a human operator. There are no automatic decoration or finishing processes for this level of watch making - just good ol' manual processes to give it that unique human touch.Enough of my intro, check the clip of this "corporate movie" a

Franck Muller himself prides with the fact that he actually designs
Franck Muller himself prides with the fact that he actually designs the device of each single watch himself.If you ever decide to purchase one or perhaps a handful of Franck Muller luxury watches usually there are some things you may need to take into account before going ahead and shopping.

sweet choko speedy
just have to show this on ofhave been seeing these tropical speedys whit several collectors but when this one appeard at a local auction house i just had to get itvery ligth brown coulor and allover untouched conditioncheerschristian

Patek 5726A?
Spent some time today with this:Loving it... Can't get it out of my mind... I had been considering a rolex skydweller but you just can't compare. The 5726 is far ahead with the moon phase, day display, clear caseback, extra strap included (to name a few advantages)...Thoughts? Wait for the 5960/1A to make sure I won't have any regrets? Thanks much.

These are the correct screwdriver and bracelet removal tools
I spoke with HSWalsh and Andrew advised me on the best tools you need to adjust bracelets and remove them. I will post pics of the correct tools you need. HS Walsh are uk based.