A. Lange & Sohne Lange 1 Tourbillon Limited Edition Watch Available On James List
Here is a rare watch from favorite German luxury watch maker A. Lange & Sohne. If you can take yourself back to the bubble building times of the year 2000, you'll recall just how sexy the idea of a tourbillon watch was. This was before a "mere tourbillon" was not enough, and when the complication was gaining steam as the haute mechanical wonder to wear. At this time most consumers still had no idea what the odd, but cool looking complication was. Later most consumers finally learned that the complication was in fact cool to look at, but of questionable value from utilitarian perspective. But who cares really, you don't get a $100,000 watch for utilitarian purposes.2000 to 2003 saw the production of this mini-era defining watch. It took the Lange 1 watch design that really brought A. Lange & Sohne into the modern era and put a tourbillon in it. The area on the dial normally reserved for the subsidiary seconds dial, was now used for a partially open dial showing the tourbillon an

Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Double Watch
The dial has the time, with a backward over a GMT hand dial and a retrograde below indicating dial the date. On the left of the dial is a subsidiary dial seconds inset, while a power reserve indicator is placed to the right. It is one of the most beautiful watches Maurice Lacroix I've seen in some time. The dial is solid silver, in the deep blue of color that corresponds to the gold or steel spot on the dial. I like how the mark could make the service mix minimalism intelligently for the design of dial. Watches match calf leather-trimmed black crocodile strap. Ariel Adams publishes luxury watch reviews site aBlogtoRead.

Aerospace Evo question
Hey guys, I was wondering what the EOL indicator does on the aerospace watch. Does it beep or flash? Just curious as I can't find anything on the internet. Thanks :)

Omega Warranty
I purchased an Omega Planet Ocean here on the forum a couple of years ago. The person I bought the watch from bought it from Jomashop. Last week the watch just stopped keeping time. I took the watch to my local Omega Dealer and the watch was mailed to Omega with a copy of the warranty card for service. I received a call from the Dealer today and they said that since I bought the watch second hand that the warranty does not transfer. The watch is a ceramic bezel and has not even been out for 4 years which is the length of the warranty. My question: Is it correct that the warranty does not transfer? Is the problem that the watch was purchased from Jomashop which is a grey market dealer? I'm a little frustrated that I'm now going to have a $650.00 bill to service a watch that is less than 4 years old. Thanks for any information.

Wife's new Rolex. Finally!
Merry Christmas all!Just wanted to share a wrist shot of my wife's Christmas present. She's pretty happy.I purchased this from a trusted seller here on the forum a few weeks ago, so I had to keep the secret for a while. Sent from my SM-G930V using Tapatalk