Master Grande Tradition Grande Complication has a minute Repeater
The Master Grande Tradition Grande Complication has a minute Repeater, a heavenly flying tourbillon and a calendar of sidereal zodiac. The master Grand Tourbillon is available in two versions?C a pink gold set with brilliant-cut diamonds and white gold paved with baguette-cut diamonds.

L��m-Tec 300M-2 Giveaway
UPDATE: Contest now closed! Congrats to Hubert on the win!Yesterday, we were very excited to show you the L��m-Tec 300M-2's build quality, aggressive design, awesome lume and compact 40mm size. Today, we are very excited to give the watch away! Simply follow the instructions below to enter this giveaway!Thanks to our friends at L��m-Tec for providing the watch to giveaway.And to stay up to date on future worn&wound giveaways, make sure to sign up for our email list (form in the page footer below) and to follow us on?twitter,?Facebook?and?instagram!To be in the running for the L��m-Tec 300M-2, all you have to do is;Comment on this post on wornandwound (not the original review or on any social media or other website where this post may appear) before the giveaway is over on July 4th, 2013 at 11:59pm (EST). You must enter a valid email address in the comment form. No need to mention anything specific in your comment, but make sure you write something (preferably something nice!). After J

My new AP15710! Quick take
Following on from my previous Thread with a Poll on which dial colour to get:.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=518371I ended up with the Black Dial 15710ST! Thank you everyone who helped me out there and took the time to post your comments, really appreciated it. This isnt a full on review as there are many reviews online that does a better job than me, but from another watch guys perspective.Here are a few shots of my AP and my thoughts. Background: I wanted something sporty that I can wear casually, in various climates, during holidays etcetc but didnt want the usual suspects like Omega, IWC Aquatimer, Rolex Sub/SD, Tudor etc. Not dissing them ofcourse, they are all amazingly high quality robust watches but just wanted something abit different. Then i came across the AP diver, something i never considered before but after trying one on at a local AD, I was in love. Ive owned many watches from different brands before, including the ones in my sig, but others such as IWC, numerous Panerais

Bracelet sizing help
New to the forum and first time Rolex owner. I just bought a new Explorer 214270 2 weeks ago. For reference I have a 6.75 wrist and like my watch pretty snug on my wrist. I had the AD take out 1 link from both sides at the time of sale. The micro adjust was on the middle position and this is all with the easy link closed. Last week I had the micro adjust moved to the tightest position which helped a little, but I still want a tad tighter. As of today I have 4 links on the 6 o'clock side and 6 links on the 12 o'clock side, the micro adjust in its tightest setting, and the easy link closed. The entire clasp mechanism (not just the clasp buckle) is centered on my wrist and the watch case. Any suggestions on how to take about a half links worth of space out without significantly altering the balance? Any combo of links removed and the micro adjust positions works as long as the easy link stays closed, as I do live where it can get pretty hot during the day, but cool at night. This photo s

Noisy rotor
Well it’s been 7 years since this 116610LV went from David SW’s hands to my wrist and it hasn’t stopped once. I did the math on this one last night. The balance wheel has oscillated 1,716,960,000 times since then. These little pieces of mechanical genius are quite amazing. On the other hand my rotor has become quite noisy as of late. I figure since it is keeping almost perfect time that it doesn’t need a full service just yet so I ordered some PML and decided to take matters into my own hands. After all, I did play around with the 3135 a bit at Lititz when I was there for the day on my interview. upon close inspection of the rotor shaft I found no wear or jewel dust so I popped it in my ultrasonic. I didn’t have any oil to re oil so I used a piece of thread with 90% alcohol to run through the rotor shaft jewel on the winding mechanism. Upon inspection it looked A OK. After blowing the parts off with mildly compressed air I added a needle tips worth of PML