Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly Watches Capture 'Pixie Dust'
Famed New York jeweler?Harry Winston?�C?known as one of the most prestigious Fifth Avenue?houses since the 1930s and, of course, for their association with the Hope Diamond �C has released the Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly Watch collection featuring a new twist on plumasserie. Plumasserie traditionally refers to the art of selecting, preparing and using bird feathers for decoration �C in this instance, you guessed it, watch dials!If you are looking for something unique, the?new Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly collection watch could be just the right shade.?This new Harry Winston Premier Precious Butterfly collection is a?particularly notable departure from the brand's previous?Premier Feather Collection which used real peacock and pheasant plumes, but with only quartz movements. This time around, we see automatic movements ticking away inside,?giving the updated collection?the opportunity to be of interest to a whole new set of female watch consumers.So what's the twis

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Navitimer World Chrono
Hey guys - have a problem with my Navitimer World chronograph, when I press the start button it only moves one second, and the reset doesn't do anything.Any ideas, or does it need a trip to the dealer for a service?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Is the new SMP bracelet with screws a step backward?
Do you think the new SMP bracelet with the screws to secure the links a step backwards from the previous pins and collars?The new system uses two tiny screws on each side to secure a pin the middle to hold the links together. To me, the tiny screws are ... tiny! They are easily lost, much worse than the collars in the old system.And I have no problem with the pin and collar system. With the right tool, I can size the bracelet easily with no risk of scratch. Now I have to mess with the tiny polished screws, its much easier to lose the screws, and scratch the screws or links with a slip!I wished Omega kept the old pin and collar system or just go with a single large screw to hold the links together.

Just started dipping into new Parerai's
I was looking at watches recently and became intrigued with the history and style of the Luminor line.I have purchased a 510 and 562 within the last month and must say, I LOVE THESE WATCHES!!The look , the feel, the accuracy...everything is so cool and nice.Just an observation, that 5000 8 hr movement is amazingly accurate this far. Both watches running at +/- 2 seconds per day, well within COSC standards.I have been a dedicated Zenith and Omega collector for many years and its sooo nice to not have to use a winder on these PAMs. Just wind once a week, and switch around to whatever.Anybody got an opinion as to what would be a good addition to my new family?I rely soley on reputable reselllers who sell only new, carry their own warranty and have been in biz for over 20-30 years so it cant be the latest lineup of Luminors.