Baselworld 2015 Preview: New Versions of the Girard-Perregaux 1966
Among Girard-Perregaux’s releases at Baselworld this year are new pieces in the 1966 collection for men and women. The new Girard-Perregaux 1966 features a rose-gold case and fine guilloch�� on the dial.Holding the new 1966 up to the light gives quite a view. The loping guilloch�� pattern stems out from the center of the dial in 12 sectors. The dial itself is in silver with a flinqu�� enameling technique applied to it. Applied indexes at 12, 3, 6 and 9 are baton-shaped and painted in a gold to match the case. A date window is at 3 o’clock. The hands are feuille-shaped.The men’s 1966 has an automatic GP03300 movement, which is 25.6 mm wide. It beats at 28,800 vph and it runs in 27 jewels. Its power reserve is estimated at 46 hours.There are sapphire crystals on both the front and back of the case. The rose-gold case has a mildly sloping bezel, leading down to polished lugs. The watch comes on a black alligator strap with overstitching; the pin buckle is also in rose gold.

Richard Mille RM 69 Erotic Tourbillon Watch
"I WANT TO CARESS YOU MADLY" These are the exact words that greeted me some time ago when I first learned about the all-new Richard Mille?RM 69 Erotic Tourbillon. Now, if only there were an app?that allowed me to?review the exact thoughts that rampaged through my brain for the next five secondsBut, following waves of delight, amusement, and (slight, but all the more?positive) shock, without even looking at the official documents, my mind?kept trying to figure out what?the other sides of those rollers were going to say...?because it is rollers that?those words?are written on. But let's not get ahead ourselves; there's still quite a bit of?foreplay due.Without a shadow of a doubt �C and regardless of whether you?like it or not-luxury?timepieces?play a major role in a modern man's repertoire, the very limited array of tools?that he?can possibly?call on to use in an effort to send positive, inviting, and indeed cogent signs to a longed-for partner. A?nice watch �C beyond manners, neatness, a

Constellation pie-pan value?
I know this is a real general question and the answer depends on condition, etc. However can any of you give me an idea what price range an early 1960's Constellation with a pie-pan dial would run me?Thanks in advance for your replies.

Welp... We got a crazy one...
Sold the original 5980R in the background btw.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Aquanaut Face Options
Hey there,I'm new here so forgive me if this a silly question but I have done a bit a research and found no real answer either way.I love the shape of the Aquanaut 5167 but I can not stand the look of (non-date) numbers on a watch face. Are there any, official or otherwise, options out there for this watch without a numbered face? In my dream scenario I would be able to have a ss aquanaut with a nautilus face. I know many will just recommend a nautilus- I am not a big fan of the double eared look.Thanks for any help.