Pasha de Cartier Skeleton Flying Tourbillion
In 2009, Cartier introduced its first timepiece in which skeletonized bridges in the form of Roman numerals acted as the dial of the watch. This year Cartier takes this art to a new level with the limited edition Pasha de Cartier skeleton flying tourbillon. Find wallpaper and pricing inside. The Pasha is one of Cartier’s design icons. In the past, the case and dial captured the eye first, but in this new interpretation, the movement stands front and center. The Calibre 9457 MC has a specially developed flying tourbillon escapement. For the first time, its bridges take the form of Arabic numerals, which have always been one of the distinctive design elements of the Pasha de Cartier watch.This model has a diameter of 42mm and a Geneva Seal movement where empty space contrasts with depth and textures created by hand-applied finishes such as beveled bridges, satin-brushed sides and circular-grained wheels. The stylized and engraved 3, 9 and 12 frame the flying tourbillon's carriage a

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Almost exactly two years ago I had the opportunity to review the Orient Bambino FER24004B. The watch left me somewhat stunned. It was gorgeous, unique (especially in the price range) and remarkably affordable. Heck, it's one of the few watches out there that is down right cheap (in a good way), coming in at less than your average quartz and offering a whole lot more. Every angle was attractive, the overall style was spot on retro-goodness and both the build and finishing were respectable. For a watch that after using a coupon comes to $182, it was unbeatable. The watch's popularity and oft-sold out state confirmed this.2 years later, i am getting a second chance to review the Bambino… or re-review it if you will, and I'm quite excited about it. In the 2 years between, I've seen countless watches, some good, some great, some not so much. So the question in my head, before the watch arrived, was simply, will I still feel the same way about it 2 years later… The short answer i

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Saw someone yesterday wearing his dad's old seamaster. He was pretty sure it was from about 1949-50. Non- original bracelet, splotchy dial but case and crystal in good shape. Running well apparently. He was wearing it since his own 30 year old seamaster was in for service. Boy did it look small. But pretty good for an old watch that apparently has been sitting around in a drawer for quite a few years.:cheersBtw the thread title seamster is due to the stupid spell check, sorry- no offense intended to all omega fans!:

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Had the pleasure to sit down with Rolex today and also saw the CEO walk by!Some comments:- GMT feels a bit cheap on jubilee. Was also not impressed by the bezel colors.- To my surprise, I loved the everose GMT. Full and TT- Recently purchases WG GMT‘s can exchange their dial from black to the new blue one for free.- All new calibers will have a small crown between SWISS and MADE- Rainbow Daytonas and blinged-out Subs were nice to see but nothing spectacular.- Deepsea was great. Especially the one with the blue dial.- Tudor BB 58 is beautiful. Tudor GMT wasn‘t as great as expected. - Rolex itself said they are not really interested in selling SS watches as margins on PM models are, of course, much higher. Forgot to mention:- There will not be a SS watch of oysterflex. They said they want people to buy the more expensive one if they want oysterflex (upselling, they said)+ I got to see both DaytonaCs!! Sooo beautiful in person and my favorite Rolex watches.