Montblanc Villeret Grande Chronographe Watch
Exclusive manual-winding 16-360 movement, whose constructive and decorative elements are entirely in agreement with the traditional watchmaking and Montblanc Villeret Grande regulator chronograph watch is controlled. The frequency of the internal manufactured balance wheel, which is equipped with massive live on its edge and involute curve terminal Philips is 18 000 beats per hour. Each structure of the movement, bridges and levers of chronograph in the mechanism of the winding wheel are patiently in bevel and polished. The calibre of Montblanc 16-360 naturally uses a column-wheel to control Chronograph, and in agreement with the concept of high quality watchmaking, the regulator is elegant Swan-neck type, whose form displays ample technical bevelling of finishing. A back hinge protects a window of exposure Sapphire, which gauge may be easily admired.

Hands-On: The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Chronograph, Now With The Geneva Hallmark And In-House Ca
The 1970s gave birth to four high-end stainless-steel mechanical watches with integrated bracelets. The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak (1972), the IWC Ingenieur SL (1976), the Patek Philippe Nautilus (also 1976), and the Vacheron Constantin Overseas (1977). The first three were all signed by Gerald Genta, during what many consider to be his creative peak. The other was an ambitious response from a talented 23-year-old named Jorg Hysek. (For many years, it was thought that Genta was responsible for the first Overseas; Vacheron has however confirmed for us that Jorg Hysek was responsible.)Launched last, the Overseas (then called reference 222, in reference to the 222nd anniversary of the founding of Vacheron Constantin) was unlike anything else that had come out of Vacheron Constantin’s manufacture. They had spent more than two centuries making watches, but had never made a watch like this. It would be their first sports watch; and their last. 1 OF 6 Vacheron Constantin&rs

Hands-on Royal Oak Extra-Thin Tourbillon Platinum ref. 26510PT
In my opinion this is the grail of all grails. Simply amazing in the metal and its fum�� dial is gorgeous. Enjoy!https://.watchcollectinglifestyle...ands-on-review

Can anyone give me any info on this OMEGA Constellation? PART 2
Hi, got this OMEGA Constellation Pie-Pan Dial handed down from my dad, looks gold plated to me, with the gold finish wearing off. Guessing 1960s - early 1970s. Couldn't find a any models or bands similar. If i was to recondition this like my rolex overhaul few years back, is it going to set me back another $800 like the rolex? Maybe it's not worth overhauling at all?? Would they add more gold polishing??? Thanks for looking!!

5711 rarity?
Hey all,When I was searching for my 5711 blue dial, I couldn't find one in a few countries across Europe nor when I returned to Canada. I've been tracking the online market and some of the popular greys/trusteds have had stock for quite some time. I've seen one trusted seller with 2 blue dial 5711s on hand and they aren't moving fast. I would assume this one would fly off the shelf, any idea why they would be sitting on inventory with this perceived rare watch when there are so many waitlist ADs?Thanks!