Fortis F-43 Flieger Limited Edition Chronograph Alarm GMT Chronometer C.O.S.C. Dual Power Reserve Watch
The excessively long name of this reference number 703.20.92 LC05 Fortis watch pretty much says it akk. This is among the most complex and expensive Fortis watches I have ever seen. Limited to just 100 pieces the F-43 is a tour de force in its own right. Is it a good watch for you? Well that is for you to decide, but it does make for a good conversation piece.Its full name is the Fortis Mens F-43 Limited Edition Chronograph Alarm GMT Chonomster COSC Dual Power Reserve. Did they really need to say "Chronometer" and "COSC?" No, it is practically redundant, but they did. According to Fortis this is the first watch in the world to have a mechanical movement that combines a chronograph, GMT indicator, alarm, and have dual power reserve indicators. I believe it. What is impressive is how the Swiss watch brand was able to get all of the indicators on the dial in a nicely balanced way. They were even able to include further redundancy on the dial by printing "GMT" right next to "UTC" under the

watch insurance question
Need to know if you guys insured your AP watches ?Whats the best insurance company here in US ? How much you pay monthly ?Thank you guys !

My new birth year '63 Pie Pan
After a few weeks of stress owing to the watch getting lost in the mail...10,500 miles later here she isI would just like to find that 10 sided crown, maybe a new strap and buckleany help with the crown part number - or the jug & strap size would be appreciated, I am still getting acquainted. I now the crown size is special and different by like .2mm from the typical ..

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Speaking of Diamonds and Sky Dwellers
Saw this for a bit over $100K... Do you think Rolex will follow suit?