Brand New Fr��d��rique Constant Classic Manufacture Moonphase With In-House Caliber
"Hit it out of the ballpark" - that's?how they say, right? Well, the new Fr��d��rique Constant Classic Manufacture Moonphase, that was officially announced today, appears to have done just that. There's a lot to like about this all-new model from the brand's manufacture collection, so let's see what is new in this in-house movement-equipped offering, priced under 4,000CHF.Fr��d��rique Constant has been known for producing dressier, classically styled timepieces that often comprise a mix of some of?our favorite?watch?design elements from famous models of?historical manufactures?�C all in an effort to offer a budget, but arguably not "low-budget," alternative to those. The Classic Manufacture line has been the one that featured the brand's in-house movements, and it is not the first time that we see a model with phase of the moon indications in the collection �C you'll find our review of a?previous version here.Housed in a 40.5mm-wide case in either stainless steel, or rose?gold plated steel,

Did the 1120 caliber ever use the co axial escapement?
Did any Co Axial Seamasters have the 1120 movement? Thanks in advance for any replies.

Freebies from AD...
I just got a call from my AD and we have tickets to the Australian Tennis Open..gotta love a freebie.... cheers

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Rolex 18038 ��normal�� black dial premium?
Hey all,I'm wondering, is there something special about a Rolex Day Date 18038 with a normal black dial with stick markers ? There's one going on ebay now which seems to be selling at a premium compared to those in champagne dials. Currently at $6400 bid. The champagne ones are around the 5k mark. Hmm. Am I missing something?