Antireflection Sapphire scratch resistant
Antireflection Sapphire scratch resistant. Fluted, stainless steel protected Crown. Stainless steel case back in relief with mille miglia route map. Case diameter: 44 mm. case thickness: 15 mm. Double folding stainless steel clasp. Water resistant at 100 meter/ 330 feet. Functions: hours/ minutes/ small seconds/ chronograph/ date. Chopard Gran Turismo Mens Watch 1684593009.

Introducing: The Tiffany CT60 Annual Calendar Limited Edition
There are a lot of ways to classify complications, but one of the most basic is that there are complications that invite you to interact with a watch more (the chronograph, the repeater) and those that invite you to interact with the watch less. The latter might include anything that improves accuracy, and relieves you of the burden of re-setting the watch too frequently. It also includes calendar complications, especially the perpetual calendar – which, in theory, keeps you from having to reset the date by hand in any month of fewer than 31 days, including the month of February, even in a leap year. 1 OF 5 I say “in theory” because for much of the history of the perpetual calendar, it’s been a complication you approach with a little circumspection. As we discussed in our introduction of the MB&F Legacy Machine Perpetual, the traditional construction of a perpetual calendar involves a large program wheel that interacts with a very complicated,

15202ST availability (EU)
Did anyone purchase or was looking to purchase a 15202ST recently in the EU, at either an AD or an AP Boutique? Is there even the slimmest chance of finding one on stock? If not, then do ADs manage a waiting list? If yes, then how long are they usually? A couple of months or couple of years? I've heard disappointing news on Nautilus 5711/1A waiting lists, some ADs predicting at least 2 or 3 years of waiting to get one. I hope AP's Jumbo is less of a hot item Thank you

Rare stanless steel keyless split second chronograph with central 12 hour and 60 minu
What do you think of this rare stanless steel keyless split second chronograph with central 12 hour and 60 minute registers?You give me some information beyond that derived from the tematic auction OMEGAMANIA (Antiquorum Geneve 14-15 April 2007 page176)?

Missing my 5712
I have been on vacation in Thailand for 7 days, and decided not to take my PP but my BLNR, having worn my PP every day for 10 days before leaving I got used to the light weight and not feeling the watch, but thought I won't swim with the PP while I have no problem to swim with the Rolex, but am really missing my watch, it's stupid but it's always a painful thing for me to leave my favorite watch in the bank when I leave for 2 weeks, even more when for 1 month like now.At least I will be super happy to get it back, it took me less time to get it in the first place��