Hautlence Presents its 2010 HL Collection
Hautlence has not followed the traditional path in the way its timepieces are developed. The brand works with a select group of about 50 artisans known as “the College” to bring its creations to life. The goal is to find the best source for each component. In several areas, such as machining and surface treatment, technology is evolving rapidly, and it is not possible for a small brand producing relatively few timepieces to keep up in all of these areas. For example, some components are made using photolithography and electro-shaping – a technique similar to that used to make integrated circuits. Other components require recently developed manufacturing processes and technologies. Hautlence believes its approach allows it to take advantage of the best available methods to produce the best results.Each Hautlence timepiece is built around the caliber, which is not only unique to Hautlence, but which is a fully integrated design. For example, the guided linear bearings o

No stickers on face J series 26401RO?
My dealer said the J series 26401RO doesn't have stickers on the face anymore out of factory. Seems like a weird thing to me. Anyone got infos on that?edit:Here's one for sale in this forum and it seems he was right. I don't recognize any sticker on the face..rolexforums/showthread.php?t=462037

Is a 5167 redundant if you have a 5711?
Been toying with the idea of picking up a 5167/1A. Same 324SC movement. Both are water resistant sport watches. Relatively same size. What do owners of both think?

Wotancraft
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