Carl F. Bucherer Manero BigDate Power
Carl F. Bucherer’s new three-hand Manero BigDate Power is driven by the CFB 1964 automatic movement and has has two functions. At 6 o'clock is a power reserve indication that extends in a gentle curve between the 5 o'clock and 8 o'clock indexes. The big date is displayed in a frame at 12 o'clock. Find pricing inside. The 40mm round case is available in stainless steel or 18k rose gold, on bracelet or strap, and with or without diamonds. The Dauphine hands are a first for a Manero timepiece.The stainless steel ranges from $5,800 on strap to $6,400 on a bracelet. Rose gold ranges from $16,600 on strap to $33,800 on a bracelet. The diamond versions are $23,600 in rose gold on a strap and $40,700 in rose gold on a bracelet.

Bring a Loupe: A Pair Of Universal Geneve Chronographs And A Trio Of Dressy Patek Philippe
This week's Bring A Loupe will feature some seriously dreamy watches. So expect a couple of stunning Universal Geneve chronographs and another three equally appealing Patek Calatravas. We will also explain what is wrong with the dial of an otherwise very funky Rolex. This is your Bring A Loupe for October 2, 2015. A Chronograph With Calendar And Moonphase Complications From Universal Geneve 1 OF 12 This Tri-Compax really underlines what makes Universal Geneve chronographs so great: their neat aesthetic. The case has interesting lugs, the bezel looks good, but frankly the dial steals the show. In theory, there was no way the dial should have managed to hold a triple calendar, a three-register chronograph, a moonphase and some lines of text for the brand and reference, all in a 36 mm case! Yet, Universal Geneve nailed the perfect design that allows everything to look balanced and sexy. If you add that the movement – caliber 281 – is in fact in-house,

Introducing: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second And Universal Time (Original Video, Live Pic
Today we will be showing you two new watches. They are new in the sense that they are completely never before seen references, with not only entirely new calibers but entirely new calibers built an entirely new way. But these watches won't shock you – Jaeger-LeCoultre is too clever for that. No, these two watches are a continuation of a theme first set forth by the watchmaker's watchmaker in spring of 2014. It was then that we saw the rebirth of the Geophysic, a classical watch with a specially tuned movement that would provide amazing accuracy and durability without sacrificing elegance. Today, we take this idea two steps further. 1 OF 30 Born out of the concept that has made the original Geophysic such a collectible watch are the two pieces you will find in this story – the Jaeger-Lecoultre Geophysic True Second and Geophysic Universal Time. These watches, unlike the Geophysic 1958 from 2014, will be permanent members of the JLC collection. So, you m

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Ok my Peeps, like most of you, we tend to favor the Rollie models for our addiction but the new Omega PO Master Chronograph in Steel & Sedna 18K Gold with its Blue Ceramic Bezel/Dial really sang to me. Ref.215.20.46.51.03.001.At 45.5mm it's perfect for my 7.5 wrist, but not for everyone since it is a beefy, in-your-face piece of beauty. Love the open case-back that shows the new Calibre 9900 engine, which btw is spot on and can definitely hang with the other brand. Lume is killer and like the fact that the Sedna gold portion of bracelet is also brushed and not so easily scratched like my Bluesy. It's not a piece that you will see often in the wild, which adds to the attraction, so overall it's a WINNER in my book, which after-all is what counts!! Thanks for looking and Peace my Peeps,Maarten

Did Omega make a Speedmaster with 16 Jewel movement?
I know nothing about Omegas hence a call for help.Theres a rather nice speedie I am interested in but my BS radar is ticking as the seller insists its marked with 16 jewel movement. The back is transparent if that helps)I cant seem to find any reference to a movement that is not 17 jewel.Rather than go look at the watch before being sure its Ok are there any Speedmaster experts out there who can enlighten me?Did Omega in fact release a Speedie with a 16 Jewel movement?