Chronoswiss Adds Six U.S. Retail Partners
German watchmaker Chronoswiss has added six new authorized retail partners in the U.S. market. The retailers are Hamilton Jewelers in Princeton, NJ, David Orgell in Beverly Hills, Feldmar in Los Angeles, ABT Time Boutique in Chicago, Mayfair Jewelers in East Hampton, NY, and Martin Pulli in Philadelphia. All of the new retailers will carry both mens and ladies timepieces, ranging from the classically styled Chronoswiss Lunar Chronograph and Kairos Lady to some of the newest timepieces that debuted at this year's Baselworld such as the Timemaster Chronograph Nighthawk and the black perpetual calendar. The new Sauterelle with the manufacture dead beat second movement, pictured below, is also expected to hit retail this Fall.Chronoswiss is a German watch manufacturer based in Munich. The company was founded by Gerd R. Lang in 1983 and produces about 6,000 watches per year. Each Chronoswiss wristwatch component is produced in Switzerland and then hand-finished in Germany.

Pre-SIHH 2018 New Royal Oak Offshore "Combat"
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Before and after pics of a Datora 785 barn find!
Hi, here's some pre and post servicing pics of my 1946 Breitling Datora Valjoux 72C Triple date 785 in 18k Rose gold in pictures. Here are the pictures before this virtual barn find was serviced And here are pictures after a movement service and a cleanup by Craig Chrondeco, who made sure that everything remained original on the watch while at the same time bringing it to it's former glory so that I could wear it more often, giving me a glimpse and feel of what the original owner might have felt like wearing this watch when he bought it in 1946, the pictures say it best!Job performed: A simple dial cleanup to remove any dirt/grime/stains and a movement only service[img]i1157.photobucket/albums/p591/cruvon/IMG_0057.jpg[/imgand a wrist shot

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DJ41 jubilee clasp micro adjustment.
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