A. Lange & S?hne Saxonia Dual Time
Lange’s new Saxonia Dual Time offers a classically simple aesthetic in both design and function. Push pieces located at 8 and 10 o’clock allow the solid-gold hour hand to be advanced or moved back in one-hour increments without disturbing the minutes or seconds, so accurate timekeeping is maintained. A second hour hand in blued steel permanently keeps track of the time at home. Find pricing inside. When the upper push piece is pressed once, the hour hand advances by one hour. When the lower one is actuated, the hour hand jumps anti-clockwise by one hour. A compact 24-hour subdial in the upper half of the dial is synchronized with the home-time display, telling the owner whether it's day or night at home.Available in pink or white gold, the case diameter is 40mm. The movements is the totally redesigned self-winding calibre L086.2. The central rotor incorporates a centrifugal mass made of 950 platinum. When fully wound, the power reserve is 72 hours.The movement naturally exh

Carl F. Bucherer Manero ChronoPerpetual
Carl F. Bucherer presents the new Manero ChronoPerpetual, combining a perpetual calendar with moon phase and leap year displays and a flyback chronograph with tachymeter scale. A Manufacture movement from Vaucher, with contemporary decoration in the distinctive style of the Lucerne-based Bucherer brand, creates the exclusive mechanical foundation for this new timepiece. The Manero ChronoPerpetual presents its myriad of temporal information in a clear, logical, and legible fashion. The displays at 12, 6 and 9 are divided into inner and outer sections or tracks, separated by a fine black line and further set apart by different colors and finishes: brushed silver contrasts with matte white. The inner tracks of the counters at 6 and 9 display the chronograph hours and minutes via shorter, black hands. Chronograph seconds are counted by the large, central seconds hand. Small continuous seconds are located at 12. The tapered hour and minute hands of the primary time display are Superluminova

Under The Radar: The Design Merits Of The Bell & Ross WW1 Regulateur Pink Gold
This isn't a new watch and this isn't an old watch. In fact, the Bell & Ross WW1 Régulateur Pink Gold was announced last year for Baselworld 2013 (eons ago, considering the staccato frequency of watch releases lately). So why take a look now? Well, why not? Regularly enough we come across watches that aren't quite vintage (or complex) enough to cover in-depth, and aren't quite brand-spanking new, but offer a commendable take on design and engineering. While the movement is nothing extraordinary, the WW1 Régulateur falls into the former aesthetically-minded category, which makes it worth bringing into the office for a few hands-on photos. 1 OF 5 With its Vintage Collection, Bell & Ross pulls design cues from the early days of horology (not from the company's own product archives – they were only founded in 1992.) The majority of these elements can be observed in the case design: a simple, almost monastic round case with well-

Incoming PAM25 (2nd time round)
Had a PAM93 titanium sold it missed it Had a PAM25 sold it missed itBeen looking for a 2013 P 25 for a while and luckily found one after nearly giving up . Don't know why they stopped making it? Prefer different titanium look and weight to steel. b22fcb85a95eaeac7d14b4309649a72f.jpg[/IMG]Order is restored, I have my adventure watch back!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

New Swiss Ammo Strap has Arrived!
Sometime back I jumped into a thread by Traveller �C with comments by Cru Jones as well �C re: straps from Dangerous9. The latter is a bespoke strap company consisting of an American craftsman living and working in Munich, Germany.As a reminder, here is Travellers thread. His photos are much nicer and detailed than mine!.rolexforums/showthrea...highlight=ammoDangerous 9 straps are made from a variety of animal skins �C Gator, Lizard and other exotics plus leathers such as straps made from Swiss Ammunition pouches.dangerous9straps.blogspot/I also have a Teju Lizard strap on the way. I will update this thread once that piece arrives.Note. These straps are not cheap��and due to world-wide demand, it can take between 13 to 16 weeks to get a strap. But back to the Ammo��The pouches date back from the 60's to 50's and then some. The older pouches �C pictured below, have changed in construction over the years.The older ones had two pouches in the front for holding Ammo with a stitch running down t