Introducing: The New Limited Edition Laurent Ferrier Galet Micro-Rotor In Platinum With Enamel Dial
The Galet Micro-Rotor is, without any debate, one of the finest time-only watches in the world. The finishing, which we compared in a show-down of giants against the Seiko Eichi II and Philippe Dufour Simplicity, is really just a small piece of what makes this self-winding watch so special. The case work, the natural escapement, and the stunning bridge that holds the rotor all add up to one of the most visually appealing high-end watches in the world, even more so when you take the time to study each attribute with a loupe. This movement is absolutely architectural, and now, Laurent Ferrier has taken things to the next level – think platinum case, and grand feu enamel dial. 1 OF 3 Enamel is not new for Laurent Ferrier, but it is on the Galet Micro-Rotor, having existed only on the Galet Traveller and Tourbillon previously. Below you can see one of the enamel tourbillons on my wrist, with a case of 41 mm and stunning milky white dial. 2 OF 3 Laurent Ferri

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AP Diver fits so nice

Ap safari refinishing quote
Has anyone gotten a quote to refinish the SS bezel on an AP ROO? I had heard $250, but I'm not sure that's accurate for just a refinish. That price might be when it's included with another service. Thanks.

Basal 2014 Omega Platinum Planet Earth
Just read an article about the new releases from Omega. One is a limited edition 8 pieces world wide Platinum Planet Earth. She is a beauty! Be nice if Rolex would give the sneak previews! Only can wish! Have a great day! Aloha from Kauai,Tom

Does anyone know what the large metal "dot" is on the back of a 324 movement?
I've always wondered what the dot is for, is it the backing of a screw that has the screw head on the dial side of the movement? Is it something else?It can be seen in the photo below at 2:00 on the Patek movement.https://.rolexforums/attachme...1&d=1491951919