Breguet High Jewelry Minute Repeater
In 2008, Breguet introduced a new way of designing minute repeaters, fitting them with re-engineered movements incorporating new materials and featuring innovative positions for the gongs, gong rests and hammers. This patented technique is now available in Breguet minute repeater ref. 7639. The 44.5 mm case houses a minute repeater movement, but some might say the real treasure is on the outside. The 18K white gold case is set with 178 baguette-cut diamonds totaling 11.81 carats. The 18K gold dial is set with 392 princess-cut diamonds that are mounted upside down. The crown is set with one diamond weighing .46 carats. Even the folding buckle is set with 42 diamonds. If you’re keeping score, ref. 7639 carries diamonds totaling about 18 carats. The hand-wound movement, visible through the clear sapphire case back, is engraved by hand with a unique musical decoration. Priced at SFr. 1 million.SPECIFICATIONS Ref. 7639BB/6D/9XV DD0DCase: round in 18K white gold fully set with baguette

Introducing: The Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Chronograph 45.5mm, Omega's First METAS Certified
The Planet Ocean Collection was first launched in 2005 and has become a mainstay, in the last 10 years, of Omega's sports watch collections. This year Omega has released a brand new Planet Ocean 45.5 mm Chronograph, with a new co-axial chronograph movement (METAS/Master Chronometer certified, a first for Omega chronographs) and in new materials. It's one of three Master Chronometer certified Seamasters in the new-for-2015 Seamaster Planet Ocean Master Chronometer Collection, along with the new Seamaster Planet Ocean 43.5 mm Auto, and the Seamaster Planet Ocean 43.5 mm GMT. As you may know, the current Planet Ocean Chronograph 45.5 mm features the co-axial caliber 9300 movement in titanium with blue dial and bezel. This year's Baselworld release features a new movement: the automatic co-axial chronometer caliber 9901/9900. This is one of the first generation of movements to be certified by METAS (the Swiss Federal institute of Metrology) and thus, one of the first generation (alo

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Just walked in to a watch store and saw this. Asking 20k. It can grab it for 16 with box papers. Is this watch as rare as I think it is or am I delusional and should I pass and pickup a 15400st brand new for the same price?.tourneau/watches/pre-...-VAP00955.html

Omega PO Bracelet Swap? Bezel too?
Hi all,New to the forum and looking for some assistance. I have an Omega PO that has the black rubber band with orange stitching. How difficult is it swap out that band for a ss bracelet? I would like to switch up the style of the watch every once in a while. Is all I need the new bracelet and a $20 link/band tool or pin compression tool?This watch also has the orange bezel. How hard would that be to swap as well? Or is that more for a watchmaker to do, than me?Thanks!

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