New Jaquet Droz Tourbillon
Jaquet Droz presents two new tourbillons based on the brand’s emblematic Grande Seconde models. Available in white gold with a C?tes de Gen��ve dial (ref. 34240) or in red gold with a Grand Feu enameled dial (ref. 33200), this 43mm diameter watch features a tourbillon carriage crafted from sapphire crystal. Find wallpaper images inside.Updated– USA list price added. The Jaquet Droz 25JD self-winding tourbillon movement with single barrel offers a seven day power reserve and runs in 31 jewels at 21,600 vph. The sapphire case back with engraved serial number offers a view of the movement with its 18k gold oscillating weight. A hand-made rolled-edge alligator strap on 18k gold folding buckle completes the package.The USA suggested retail price is $92,500.The images below may be enlarged with a click.

The Value Proposition: The Tissot Visodate Milanais, A Self-Winding Watch With Retro Looks
Last week, the menswear tradeshow Pitti Uomo descended upon Florence for the 86th time. Amid a sea of tailored suits and a few avant grade outfits, there were no doubt one or two exceptional timepieces. But if I were a young watch enthusiast who stretched his budget for a loosely tailored Liverano & Liverano bespoke suit for the event (a difficult, but necessary choice), I'd want to make sure that I was still able to put something on my wrist that embodied a certain easy cool without appearing too contrived. The Tissot Visodate Milanais certainly fits the bill with an unexpected retro look, slim profile to fit under my shirt cuff, and a price that doesn't break the bank. 2 OF 7 The 40mm case will sit comfortably on a range of wrist sizes. The Tissot Visodate Milanais has a 40mm stainless steel case that wears really well on the wrist. The lugs are simple, sloping from the case in an unfussy way. The simplicity of the case is an asset, especially when cons

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I'm wondering if any of you know if the 41ROC Bracelet will fit on the 15407? AP Clearwater was unsure as they gave me a yes & no in the same phone calls. Based on the post below i believe it should work but wanted everyones input..Quote:

AP Ceramic Diver Initial Impression
Well I am not one to start incoming threads, and most that hang out on the AP side here know that I just took possession of a Ceramic Diver....so I guess I am doing this initial impression writeup so to speak. A couple of disclosures:have never seen the ceramic diver in the flesh until I took delivery of mine. I have 6.5 wristshave never owned an APHeres my thoughts. At 42mm and 13.9mm thick it is the perfect size for a divers sport watch in my opinion. This also has to do with the overall shape of the case and its dimensions, beyond the measured 10:00 to 4:00 42mm.The orange accents stand out and I do wish that they weren't there, it does cheapen the look of the watch.The dial and hands are of top notch finishing. The movement, as seen through the see through display back, is finished very nicely, albeit small for the watch. The actual movement is pretty small and it looks a little out of place. I also prefer solid case backs.The ceramic, wow. AP has done a masterful job finishing

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