luxurious Chopard Imperiale Full Set Diamond Watch
Chopard Imperiale complete set diamond watch is the first equipped with watches of movement blanks of Fleurier, fusion machines of jewellery of the aesthetic and the luxury, extreme aesthetics, lines extremely precise and clean and pure, perfect to highlight craftsmanship exclusive Chopard a unique grace style and elegance.

HELP NEEDED :) question about a vintage premoon speedmaster
Hey guys, long time visitor here, and have made posts here and there, but I'm in a bit of a conundrum and I'm hoping members of this forum could help me out :)I've come across a rare gem that happened to pop up for sale in my neck of the woods, it looks to be a 1968 omega speedmaster premoon with a 321 movement. I've attached some pics of the watch below.The watch looks to be refinished and hands do not look era correct (someone please help me confirm this). My question is, if all is original, except the hands, how much does this damage the value of this watch? And how much would a new set of hands cost?Seller is asking $6,500 for the watch as is.Thanks guys and gals, any input at all would be greatly appreciated!!!

New PO (lots of photos)
Before I get started on this, let me just say I was a die hard 42mm fan. The dial was more proportionate, I liked the bezel better, and I liked the white numerals more than the orange.That being said...I stopped into the boutique at The Aventura Mall the other night. I wasn't expecting to buy anything. I wanted to see a few things - the two-register PO, the two-register Speedmaster and a few other things.And then I tried on the 45.5mm PO - the new one. I did not want what happened to happen - but it did. It looked better than the previous version of the 45.5. It had the same features I found aesthetically pleasing in the 42. The finish seems so much nicer than on the previous version.Here are some shots...As you can see - the numerals are not painted, they are applied. And gorgeous. I would normally have opted for the white numerals - here is why I didn't. They are very shiny. The orange numerals are satin or bead blasted. And much more appealing than the shiny.I don't know if it's me,

Back to 44mm from 42mm and couldn't be happier.
I traded my 392 �C even though it's the better size for my smaller wrist, it just didn't feel right. I've had my eye on a 233 for a while �C the slimmer case is so comfortable and the dome crystal is just stunning. And even though there's far more going on than the 392 it still looks clean and tidy (to my eyes anyway).I am absolutely delighted with this watch:

Baselworld 2018 - make a bold prediction
A thread to make bold (but plausible) predictions for Basel this year.AR crystals on all sports watches is my bold prediction.