Christophe Claret Releases 21 Blackjack Video
Christophe Claret’s February press release only hinted at the aesthetics and complications of his newest creation, the 21 Blackjack. Now the maestro reveals more about the new piece in a high-energy video. Find a link to the show inside. Shuffle up and deal. To view the video, visit the official Christophe Claret Web site, or click the screen capture below.Read the original 21 Blackjack story with wallpaper and pricing here.The watch will be unveiled next week during Baselworld. Stay tuned.

2254 bezel question...
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Hi i have been left this watch by my grandmother who recently passed away and i know nouthing about watches.if anyone could guive me some information on, what type of omega this is, or is it valuable?the back says 18K gold but is that plate or solid?Click below for full size pics...Anything you could tell me about this watch would be very help full.RegardsBean

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Insurance Question - New Day-Date
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