Christophe Claret X-Trem-1 Chocolate Watch
You know what tastes better than chocolate? Luxury chocolate. Oh, we like our sweets dressed up, for sure. Hershey's? No way, give us something imported from France and tell us they ship regularly to the doors of presidents and prime ministers everywhere. So what is better than a brown watch? An over $300,000 "chocolate" watch from the secret watch workshops of Christophe Claret (imported from Switzerland!).For 2014, Christophe Claret quietly releases a new version of the X-Trem-1 watch, known as the Christophe Claret X-Trem-1 Chocolate. This new color version of the interesting ultra-luxury watch combines 18k red gold and brown PVD coated titanium. watches-dealer first covered the Christophe Claret X-Trem-1 watch when it was originally released in 2012.In my opinion, the X-Trem-1 watch was underrated due to having a very unusual design and mechanism people didn't quite understand. For example, you need to be a real watch movement nerd to realize that it is quite amazing to have magnet

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The bracelet and case material are made of polished stainless steel. The white mother of Pearl face is dotted with ten sparkling diamonds in its rectangular face. Longines made watches since 1832. Watches designed by this company are made in a unique combination of precision and elegance by Swiss watchmaking for many years controlled techniques.

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HiThis is my first post. I'm looking for a couple of pointers from all you knowledgable folks.I have a cream dial Explorer 11 (pic below) that I have had from new and just hammered (I can't even begin to tell you what it's been through!). Anyhow I plan on making it my weekend watch as to be honest I need a darker dial because I can't actually see it clearly in lower light. I have a friend who had a similar watch and when he sent it for servicing to Rolex, they replaced the dial contrary to his wishes. Is this something anyone else has ever encountered? So, to the second part of my post; I'm looking to get a no date steel sub but here in the UK the waiting list is 2yrs as of today. Is it worth getting in on a good but expensive preowned one or waiting my turn for a new one. I do realise this latter point is subjective but just wanting to garner some general thoughts.Thanks in advance for your helpRaf

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