Horological Meandering

Looking for something for my wife which can then be handed down to my daughter. Some of the criteria include: 1. Mechanical. This seems hard to find as many ladies wacthes seem to be quartz. 2. In house movement would be nice. 3. A tad on the dressy side ... 

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Is the manual movement for this in-house?

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Available in other metals/colors, or with diamond bezel as well....  

The GO Star collection White Cystal, AP Millenary Hours & Minutes or the Jacquet Droz Paris 1785 La Fleur De Cerisier. The JLC Master Twinkling Diamonds is nice but I think that's way outta my league unfortunately. Will have to do a check about the moveme... 

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Not much in the word area just enjoy this beauty for the art it represent. Another level in functionality and beauty. Enjoy Bill PS - Men - you will be sure to make any lady happy with this one....  

You can also add the following watches: Rolex Explorer I 1016, with its 36mm diameter, and a nice patina, JLC Reverso Gran Sport Dame, in SS, great with its sober recto dial, and these diamonds on the verso side of this watch... Panerai Radiomir Pam 62, i... 

All my love to Reine de Nalples 1. Mechanical. Breguet -- only mechanics 2. In house movement -- Lemania automatic calibre 3. A tad on the dressy side but not so much that it can only be used for black tie events. For lady -- to any accasion (not for tenn... 

I not quite sure this shape is right for my wife. Pity as the pricing is right and has most of what I am looking for. Purely from an aesthetics point of view, I've also now shortlisted the GP Cat's Eye and Cat's Eye Bi-retro as well.

Easy on the diamonds and a nice case shape. Cheers, Jeff...  

And for the pic of this GP. I;m still more inclined to the Cat's eye but its a bit heavy on the bling.