the Longines Master Collection new retrograde Moonphases uses an automatic
Like the rest of the Master Collection, the Longines Master Collection new retrograde Moonphases uses an automatic winding mechanical movement calibre L707.2 which is fully developed for Longines. The calibre of base is Switzerland ETA A07 L31, with 25 jewels and designed to provide 48 hours power reserve.

Lets see those Speedmasters...
Here is my latest...and my other latest.

Nautilus 2017
Hi guysSo after 40th anniversary nautilus release, can we expect any other update/release for next year let��s say in Basel?Thanks

Incoming - 5227
Ok gents, here we go. Ordered this guy back in October when I was told the new watches would start hitting ADs. Needless to say we all know how deliveries in the watch world work for new products. Lag city. I'm told it's one of the first to hit US markets but who knows. It's too new to really comment on the wearability etc. I think it's a real knockout though. The black is so deep and glossy. It appears impeccably finished. Im still learning how to get the case back open a little more seamlessly, totally scared I'm scratching up the case back in the process. The leather strap is gonna need some work to break in as it's super stiff. It's the glossy gator so it dresses it up. I'll look into matte options on strap from PP, hope they make them. Sacrificed my 5167 on bracelet to help with sticker shock. Here she is:

Paul Newman Daytona sells for $ 15,500,000.00
And thats only the hammer price which doesn't include buyers premium or tax!