Nivrel 5 Minute Repeater Skeletonized Gold Watch Available On James List
If you look at all the details in this Nivrel watch, you'll understand why I like it - especially as compared to many of the other minute repeater watches out there. In a nut shell, you have a base ETA Swiss movement that is highly decorated in a highly polished gold case. The dial is beautifully skeletonized, and the watch has a 5 minute repeater complication. So many nice features for the price of about $23,000 - which is far below that which you'd find from a?? Swiss made watch as Nivrel is German.Nivrel has a lot of 5 minute repeater watches, it is one of their core specialties. A 5 minute repeater is a minute repeater that tells time back to you acoustically to the closest 5 minute minute interval. For example, if the time was 10:41, the minute repeater would probably play back the tones for "10:40." The minute repeater works via a series of hammers and gongs in the movement which is provided by a special Dubois Depraz module (which I believe is specially made for Nivrel) that aff

First AP thoughts - Pics from browsing at AD on a lazy Sunday
Love the RG 41MM RO with blue dial, and the AP guys will give me a 18% discount. Really tempted. What do guys think?

Breitling CROSSWIND review !!
Hi guys,Almost three days wearing this new Chronograph and here's what I think about it...I'll get straight down to the bare facts: Movement: Breitling 13 (Valjoux 7750 Chronograph/Chronometer)Power Reserve: minimum 42 hoursChronograph: 1/5th second, 30 minutes, 12 hoursVibrations/hr. & Jewels: 28,800 v.p.h., 25 jewelsCalendar: Dial apertureWater resistance: 100 m/330 ft.Bezel: Unidirectional, ratchetedCrown: Screw-locked, two gasketsCaseback: Screwed inCrystal: Cambered sapphire, glareproofed both sidesDiameter: 43 mmThickness: 15.5 mmWeight (only watch): 107.70 gramsInterhorn width: 22 mmBracelet: Pilot - SS all polished- Accuracy of the watch has been virtually spot on from day one.- Unlike the Rolex watches I have, time readability is sometimes a bit difficult in certain light. The STOPPED second hand can get confusing at times, but I've been strongly advised by a true expert NOT to keep the Chrono function running - just to use it when necessary.- the white dial and Roman num

Does anyone here own a 42mm oro rosso Panerai?
Either PAM336, 439 (what exactly is the difference between these? They seemed identical to me when I viewed them in person), or 513?I have a 338 Titanium and love the size. The price (of course) is making me hesitate to buy a solid gold version of otherwise the same watch. Of course the 513 is not the same! These lovely shots are from the Panerai website:

Taking it easy TRF
Me and the wife enjoying last nights sunsetSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk