Glash��tte Original Seventies Panorama Date
Glash��tte Original captures the look and feel of a decade that launched numerous design icons with the Seventies Panorama Date. Offered in steel with three dial choices, the 70s look is coupled with the latest in modern watchmaking know-how to create the ultimate time machine. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The dial, fashioned of German silver, is available in galvanized silver, galvanized ruthenium, or blue. All three versions are shown below. The ruthenium dial offers a sunburst surface, while the silver version is matte. The blue dial features finely graded shading passing from a lighter center to a darker periphery in true 70s style.A subtle yet important design element is the concave sapphire crystal case back which offers a comfortable fit and an excellent view of the caliber 39-47 automatic movement.The well-crafted four-link metal bracelet fits the wrist very well by incorporating another modern design feature: a patented fine-adjustment system that assures perfect sizing.

NEW - PATEK PHILIPPE 7140 - Ladies First Perpetual Calendar < < < < <
PATEK PHILIPPE Ladies First Perpetual Calendar Ref 7140Press release:When Patek Philippe associates Grandes Complications with femininity, the result is the “Ladies First Perpetual Calendar”. Equipped with the famous ultra-thin 240 Q calibre, this first perpetual calendar for ladies combines technical sophistication and aesthetic refinement with an elegant case with a particularly slender profile, adorned in pink gold and delicately set with diamonds.MovementUltra-thin automatic, 240 Q calibre, max. 48-hour power reserveFunctionsHours, minutes, perpetual calendar (day, date, month, leap year), moon-phase and 24-hour indicationCase750 (18K) pink gold, 35.1 mmBezel set with 68 diamond (0.68 ct)Interchangeable sapphire crystal caseback and solid casebackWater-resistant to 30 m / 3 ATMDialOpaline white18K pink gold applied hourmarkers, hands and Arabic numeralsMonth and leap year at 3 o’clock, date and moon phases at 6 o’clock, day and 24-hour indication at 9 o̵

Picture thread. AP spotting
There is a long ongoing photo thread on the general Rolex forum with celebrities or other famous/well known people wearing Audemars Piguet so I thought it was time for that thread over here as well! :-)Kicking it off with a photo I just saw over at paneristi, one of the regulars is a photographer and this is from a magazine cover shoot with Dr Sanjay Gupta. The good doctor obviously has great taste as he is wearing a Panda. [Photo cred: Brad Trent, on the left in the photo]

Breitling Chrono service
This is a cool video: .breitling/service-chrono/

Rolex Rotor Click
I have a Rolex Explorer 1 and I have noticed that when gently shaking watch near my ear winding it with the automatic rotor I hear a click that sounds similar to the click when manually winding via the crown. Is this normal?It only clicks every few seconds and clicks faster if I shake or move it faster and it clicks no matter how slowly I rotate the watch so I think it's just the mansping being wound but am worried it could be the rotor being lose or some cog clicking that should be lubricated.Anyone else have the same noise or something similar? I have very sensible hearing so maybe it's me being crazy!