Introducing The A. Lange & S?hne Richard Lange Tourbillon "Pour le M��rite," Now In White Gold (Live Pictures, Pricing)
Guten Tag again! A. Lange & S?hne sure is on a special-edition roll. We recently brought you the Langematik Perpetual in white gold, and we're happy to say that the Richard Lange Tourbillon "Pour le M��rite" is getting the same treatment. These new editions are exciting because they give us another chance to take detailed looks at what makes these watches great. So, let's look on. 2 OF 18 Firstly, the dial is argent��-colored solid-silver. This creates a noticeable contrast to the blued-steel hands and virtually flawless printing of the overlaying subdials. The case, in?finely polished gold with curved lugs, measures in at 41.9 mm by 12.2 mm. Some might think it too wide, but the design actually lives up to the model's lineage. The layout of the subsidiary dials is such that they are centered on the corners of an isosceles triangle.Here's an abridged Lange history lesson. In late-18th-century Dresden, Johann Heinrich Seyffert was known as a principal pioneer of Saxon watchm

AP safari
Hello everyone. I've been looking for my next purchase and was dead set on a Daytona until I saw the AP safari 44mm. I'm thinking of buying it from a member on the forums. However, I have a 7 - 71/4 inch wrist. No AP AD's near me. Anyone have any pictures of a 44mm AP on a wrist of my size? Also are they tuff wearing with a dress suit and shirt? Seem big. Thanks in advance!

Omega Seamaster Professional Bracelet Compatibility Question (1610/930)
Hi all, apologies in advance for a potential noob question...my excuse is that I primarily enjoy Rolex but currently have an Omega bracelet I'm selling so am in unfamiliar territory, :)In any case, the bracelet I have is a Seamaster Professional Speedy style bracelet (1610/930). Will this fit a Seamaster 2533.50.00? I've done some research and can't find a definitive answer so hoping the experts/enthusiasts here who have much more knowledge on Omega can confirm for me.Thanks in advance and apologies again in advance if this is a dumb question.

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Cracked Ceramic Bezel
So here is what a BLNR ceramic bezel looks like when dropped from approx 5 feet onto an aluminium frame. I may have felt a bit better about it if I'd knocked it on a rusty cannon at 100 feet depth whilst diving for doubloons, but that's not me! Probably only me that will ever notice, so I will live with it for now...