Ulysse Nardin Caprice Tiger in White Gold
The limited edition Caprice Tiger glistens with an array of gemstones. The tiger form sparkles with diamonds and looks out through emerald eyes, while rubies mark the hour. The simple automatic winding movement features a diamond-set rotor in 22-karat gold, visible through a clear sapphire-crystal case back. The 18-karat white gold case is topped by a brilliant diamond-set bezel. An assortment of satin and galushat straps, and a white-gold bracelet, are available. The Caprice Tiger is presented as a limited-edition collection of 28 pieces. Complete technical specifications appear below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical DataCaliber UN-13Type Mechanical self-winding movementSize 11 ? Diameter of movement 25.60 mmTotal height of movement 3.60 mmTotal number of jewels 21 jewelsOscillations 28,800 V/h (4Hz)Power reserve approximately 42 hoursCrown water-resistantCase dimension 34 x 35.4mmWater-resistance 50mCrystal anti-reflective sapphire crystalCase back open case b

Bezel Damage
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should I trade... (AP PP)
Should I consider to trade my quit new Audemars P. 15300 (some years old) with the inhouse 3120 with a Patek P. 5196 (hand-w. cal.215, 12years old, good cond.)?Which one do you prefer to keep/own?Which one is more useful?COMPARISON:AP: Steel, special design, newer, new movement, date, autom., central second hand.PP: Gold, traditional design, older model, old movement, non-date, hand-w., sub second hand.

numbering tudor pelagos LHD
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16570 Explorer price boom?
Anyone see the undervalued 16570 explorer 2 hitting a price boom anytime soon? I only wonder this because - the pre-ceramic GMT models are driving up as rapidly as bitcoin it seems in the last year or so (blows my mind). The 16570 is the exact same thing inside and out without a rotating bezel and GMT on the dial... I sold a 2004 ref. for 3k 2 years ago and it still took 2 weeks to move. I see them slowly rising now but nothing like its GMT counterpart. Needless to say, back in the market for one to be my future cockpit watch.