Ball Fireman Storm Chaser DLC
As you may guess from the name, the Fireman Storm Chaser pays tribute to Ball Watch explorer Dr. Josh Wurman. The white on black design symbolizes lightning in the dark, and the caseback bears an engraving of the Doppler On Wheels vehicle that lets Wurman get up close and personal with tornadoes. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The 43mm stainless steel case is DLC coated (diamond-like carbon) for superior scratch resistance and longevity. The crystal is glare-proof, scratch-resistant sapphire. With the tachymeter, the wearer can measure speed over a given distance. The telemeter makes it possible to easily calculate the distance between the observer and a situation that is observable both visually and audibly (like lightning and thunder) based on the speed of sound through air. Below the dial is an ETA caliber 7750 automatic chronograph movement. The case is 15.8mm thick, and Ball claims it can withstand a 5000G shock. Water resistance is 100 meters.Ball Watch applies its 3H techn

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Whoa there Gerald Genta (and I speak to the company, not the man - as he isn't part of the brand any more). What is going on here? Where did this come from? Last thing I expected from you was a highly sophisticated sonnerie watch. You say that you have been doing this for a while (making sonnerie watches), but the last one that you released was in the mid 1990s? I am confused. Well forget all that, the watch is really cool. Looking at it, I can tell that the watch is Gerald Genta in form, but really dark in feel. Looks like something that H.R. Giger would wear. He is the artist that designed the aliens, from the Alien movie series. This is because the watch combines a sense of machinery with the biometric forms that the artist is know for. I suppose Gerald Genta is also known for that. Did you know that H.R. Giger is also Swiss?Anyhow, the watch is meant to be the most complex Grande Sonnerie watch in the world. This is not to be confused with the most complex watch in the world - the

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Breguet might be best known for its historically-inspired tourbillons, but today we present the brand's new take on the classic dress chronograph, the Classique Chronographe 5287. Words like "lavish" and "indulgent" immediately come to mind when handling the 5287. It's definitely very traditional in its inspiration, but there are a number of modern touches that make the 5287 something different entirely. 2 OF 22 The predecessor to the 5287 is the 5247, which utilized the same movement (more on that later) but with completely different aesthetic priorities. The 5247 measured up at 39mm in diameter and showcased fired enamel dials with colorful accents, while the 5287 is significantly larger at 42.5mm and has dials that are all about the mixture of engraving techniques. While there are clear connections between the two watches, they likely appeal to very different tastes. 3 OF 22 Breguet Cal. 533.3 Through The Sapphire Back So,

ROC or Patek 6000g?
I've been given an opportunity to add a steel ROC black dial or Patek Calatrava white gold with grey dial to my collection. Both come with box and papers.I am torn between the two as I like both. I know they're different animals but which one do you think has the edge/ a better buy?Comments (good and bad) appreciated!

Wave dials
I have seen some Rolex dd2s with beautiful blue wave dials.I also have seen regular Rolex DD36 platinum with the same beautiful wave dial in ice blue.Did Rolex ever produce a platinum DD2 with ice blue wave dial?