Fonderie 47 Inversion Principle Tourbillon Watch In Red Gold
Fonderie 47, the company whose premise it was to use luxury product dollars to help clear Africa of AK-47 assault rifles released their first luxury watch, the Inversion Principle Tourbillon, in 2013. The mega-challenging timepiece was designed by Switzerland-based watch creator Adrian Glessing and produced by David Candaux, and focused on the idea of putting a series of retrograde indicators around a centrally-mounted tourbillon. The company began with a series of luxury jewelry products, but the ultimate goal was to have a watch collection to act as the face of the Fonderie 47 brand's products - at least for men.For 2014, Fonderie 47 returns with an 18k rose gold version of the Fonderie 47 Inversion Principle Tourbillon after the initial limited edition of just 20 pieces. To chat about the Fonderie 47 Inversion Principle Tourbillon and the brand overall, I caught up with Fonderie 47 co-founder Peter Thum, who was wearing a prototype of the 18k red gold Fonderie 47 Inversion Principle

Corum's Distinctive Golden Bridge is powered by a great movement
The Watch has been provided by landslide winding system of spring and 40 hours-power reserve which make it possible to place the winding Crown and the time to 6 o setting?clock between the horns of the case. For only about $30,000, any model chosen among a wide variety of watches Corum will bring its owner many victories Glorieuses.

Please Help - Torn between a good deal and concerns about authenticity
Hi Folks,I'm considering pulling the trigger on a Jules Audemars date and power reserve model 25955BC.OO.D002CR.01, NOS, from a 'reputable' grey market jeweler. The rub is that it comes with Box, but no papers (bought as part of a large block of watches, and somehow misplaced the papers). It does however come with a 2 year - grey market - warranty, a - short - return period (not long enough to send to Florida for ID), and a rather attractive price (~55% off original list). I also like the watch, and it's no longer easily available (I would actually prefer the simpler small seconds with no extra dials version even better, but that is also very hard to get these days, it would appear, and i could not locate one at a good price from even as reliable a dealer as this - found one in Taiwan that only accepts wire transfers (!) :-(). My question is three-fold: 1. Is this an authentic piece - as far as you experts can tell from the attached pictures. Note in particular the 750 etc markings

Regret...
Selling my Omega Seamaster Pro Quartz. The blue bezel and blue wave dial are just such a great combo, along with the whole design of the watch. Sold mine for less than $1,000 and thinking about going to an AD and buying a new one for retail, $2,050. That makes a lot of sense.I am posting this thread in case any of you Omega owners are considering selling your Seamasters. If you have the slightest doubt, do not sell it! HOLD ON TO IT! Take it from someone who made the wrong decision. Happy holidays

Geneva trip - any recommendations
One of my wife's lifetime dreams has been to see Switzerland, so we're headed there in a few weeks. Very excited for her and excited to see it myself.Regarding Rolex, is there anything special to see in Geneva?Related question, any recommendations on a place to buy a nice watch box or travel case there?Finally, any chance of finding a BLNR at an AD there?