Citizen Campanola Grand Complication AH4000-01X Watch Available
Citizen Campanola Grand Complication AH4000-01X image courtesy of Arizona Fine TimeThis is the current best of the Citizen Campanola line up in my opinion, and a watch that I have and reviewed here. It is one of my favorite watches in my collection. I see maybe 1-3 of these watches that show up a year for sale on the regular channels. Buying them in America is more or less impossible, although there is a small handful of authorized dealers. You really can only get them imported via online dealers and even then it is hard to find the watch. You've probably read my words on the Citizen Campanola line of watches pretty often; but I will indicate again that the Campanola line is highest quality luxury line of watches from Japan's Citizen watch group.The Grand Complication houses the most popular complications that are desired, but in a hand-assembled quartz movement instead of a mechanical movement. I've commented before on the cost of a mechanical watch that houses all of these complicati

The heritage line wraps DNA even Vacheron Constantin, its heritage and expertise
The heritage line wraps DNA even Vacheron Constantin, its heritage and expertise, patiently accumulated for more than 250 years. It is also a symbol of the purest type of elegance, a recognized signature and the long time of Vacheron Constantin. With its cycle of business and timeless classicism, the heritage is rooted in the purest tradition of watchmaking. All the aesthetic features of the traditional line of heritage - the window state, the knurling around the back of Sapphire, the dauphine hands and dials in multiple shades historically inspired silver - are present and correct in this new chronograph of Haute Horlogerie.

Got my 50's bumper back from service =)
So I have had this Omega 52' Seamaster Bumper Caliber ever since i was a young lad (My grandfathers). To my knowledge it was not serviced for at least 30 years?? maybe ever if that's possible? It still worked (somewhat) but would stop periodically, lose massive amounts of time daily and did not make a nice sound when winding. Anyway I felt for the little guy and decided to throw him a life raft and give him a chance for many more years. Just got it back, most likely spent more on the service/restoration than the watch is worth but what the heck. Sometimes its nice to see an old friend rather than a new one. Tell me what you think, first is the before shot. beforephoto (3).jpgAfter:photo (1).jpgphoto (2).jpgphoto (4).jpg

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What the Big Boys Wear - Only 2 Rolex!
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