Specs of luxurious Franck Muller Crazy Hours for Only Watch 2011
The figures of the hours dial Crazy show hours in an original order, to which all the world associates their own values. The needle of the hours jumps each time that the needle of the minutes ends his revolution, a new way to mad to read the time.For the occasion that a very special dial was created to represent Monaco Swiss residents, representing one of the largest communities in the rock. The colours used were specially selected to symbolize the time even Helvetica and the Principality of Monte - Carlo. thanks to this piece of time Franck Muller hopes to transmit all its creativity and precious Swiss watchmaking expertise. Therefore, using the watch as a symbol of the Switzerland, a concept in itself and as a nationalist sentiment exposed by the helvetique flag displayed in the design of dial.

I just recieved a PM from DavidSW
Things are in the works.

Can��t seem to make up my mind
5905P or 5070J....thanks for participating in the poll

5726
I was just wondering what the general opinion here about the Nautilus 5726 was...For the longest time I did not understood what people seem to like about the Nautilus (as compared to the dressier watches of PP), but slowly the design is growing on me. And while (sadly) I cannot expect to buy one anytime soon, I started looking at them with greater interest. My current two favorites are the 5726 and the 5990.From what I gathered the 5990 is pretty popular but I have much harder time finding anything about the 5726. My own dilema is that I do find the 5990 to be the more interesting watch. However at the same time I find the 5726 to be the more practical and also the cleaner looking one. While the travel time complication is certainly special, in reality I travel very little, so in practical terms it is not of much use to me. At the same time the dial of the 5990 is a bit too busy and I'm not a fan of how the hour markers are all cut off... So in terms of looks I tend to find the 5726 sl

I never really cared much about "Lume"...
But I do think this rather cool...