Stockinger Luxury Watch Winder Cabinets & BRABUS SV12 Safe
Sponsored PostInterested in a convenient way to store your watches that is also incredibly secure? If so, you'll want to be familiar with the German luxury safe manufacture Stockinger which, has been producing beautifully designed private safes since 1978. A reputation for excellent quality and craftsmanship has even led them to exclusive partnerships with discerning brands such as Bentley and Bugatti.For 2013 Stockinger has launched two new products: the BRABUS SV12 watch safe in cooperation with BRABUS, as well a collection of new Watch Winder Cabinets. Each product is designed to not only offer the best in design and convenience, but also to uniquely compliment your individual lifestyle.If you haven't noticed, Stockinger regularly works with some of the world's most exclusive automobile makers. BRABUS is an aftermarket tuner of Mercedes Benz cars and is the subject of the latest Stockinger safe. The BRABUS SV12 is a unique, lifelong-lasting item designed to look beautiful and protec

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The Jaeger-LeCoultre Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931 For The Opening Of Their London Flagship Boutique
To mark the opening of their new boutique on Old Bond Street in London, Jaeger-LeCoultre has released the special edition Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931. With a limited run of 26 pieces, the new special edition watch is the most exclusive in the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin 1931 collection. 1 OF 32 OF 3 Following in the steps of the Rouge and Chocolat models from the Tribute Collection, this particular watch features a deep green dial, "reminiscent of the rolling British countryside with a nod to the legendary sporting colour." Additionally, the solid case back features an engraving of the great British landmarks Westminster Palace and Big Ben. Drawn by Jaeger's own design and artistic director, Janek Deleskiewicz, Big Ben and Westminster Palace favorite icons of Jaeger, who featured the full chime melody of Big Ben in the Duome?tre a Grande Sonnerie. The mechanical movement is a Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 822 with a 45-hour power reserve. 3 OF 3 T

PAM 005 Movement Change?
Hi allConsidering purchasing a new 005 but just heard from AD that movement will likely change to in house and list price will rise.Any truth in this?If the PAM 005 is switched to an in house movement does that mean the old movement 005s will take a serious hit? Like the look of this watch but don't want to have a dinosaur in a year or two.thanks!

Rolex 16710 with 3186 Movement. Yes or No.
Hello TRF Friends,I'm not sure if this has been discussed recently. I did see a thread dating back to 2010/11, but nothing current. Now that we are in 2016 I thought I'd bring it up. Just wondering if people feel that the 16710 GMT with 3186 movement is worth the premium. In most cases, they run about almost double what a non-3186 would go for. My understanding is that the late Z serial and M serial's were fitted with a 3186 movement along with either a stick or rectangular dial. I've also read that there were only about a total of 30,000 pieces made this way. In the grand scheme of things, they are very rare and extremely hard to find. Especially recently. I've searched pretty much all forums and other places like watchrecon and eBay and there are only a hand full, but only one complete set that comes with a ridiculously high price. Having said that, I just wanted some opinions on whether you feel the extra premium is worth paying. I've set up a poll, so feel free to vote and give me