Oris Men's 8555MB Diver Blue Dial Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch
Oris Mens 643-7609-8555MB TT1 divers Date Mens Blue Dial, Self winding automatic movement, in the case of exposure back, Sapphire Crystal scratch-resistant brushed with case polished and Bracelet, water-resistant to 1000 metres 3330 feet, 47 mm diameter case. Case thickness, adjustable Bracelet, deployment Buckle, screw Down Crown and case Back, divers bezel rotating unidirectional aluminium blue, the calendar Date function, also known under the name of # 64376098555MB / 64376098555 Mo

Introducing: The Montblanc 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim
This year is a big year for Montblanc and the ExoTourbillon. They have released three watches with the ExoTourbillon movement: the TimeWalker ExoTourbillon Minute Chronograph, the 4810 ExoTourbillon Slim 110 Years, and now the ExoTourbillon Slim. The Slim is slightly different than the previous two ExoTourbillon watches in the fact that it features the caliber MB 29.21 movement which is the new movement released for SIHH this year. 1 OF 2 The caliber MB 29.21 ExoTourbillon movement is automatic and propelled by a micro-rotor and is decorated with the Côtes de Genève en Enventail motif. The micro-rotor was put into place in order to show off the movement more through the sapphire crystal case back. ADVERTISEMENT The movement is 4.5 mm in height. The ExoTourbillon Slim also features the start-stop seconds feature, which is activated by a whip that stops the large screw balance and restarts it on demand. All the functions are

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Hey guys, I have a plan to buy a watch as a birthday gift for my close friend. My budget is about 4000-4500$, I think this two line of watch in the top position of my list. Which one do you guys think is better?? Thank you.

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Hi AllGlad to be a part of the community here. I'm looking to buy my first Rolex. Either a SubC Hulk or a DJ with the blue dial.I've set myself the price range of $12k AUD.Any other members from Perth, Western Australia? If so I would love to hear some tips or advice on buying a Rolex in Perth? Also your experiences buying from the ADs around here. I look forward to hearing from everyone! 😊