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The Zeitwerk. I absolutely love both watches, but the Zeitwerk captures the imagination and is so different than anything in my collection that it made the decision easy once I tried it on. I greatly appreciate all of the insight, feedback and comments that ultimately helped me make my final decisio

The Tank XL out for a spring day... One of the stand-out models in the Collection Privée Cartier Paris (CPCP) collection is, without a doubt, the Tank Louis Cartier, produced in its historic dimensions of 33.5mm by 25.5mm in yellow gold and in platinum. The watch has baton-style hands and is powered

The Zeitwerk suits my tastes (it is stunning - front and back), but my concern was wearing it all day (weight, height, balance etc.). It is easy to love in the showroom, but appreciate the feedback on a full day wear.

I am blessed with the good fortune of adding a new A. Lange & Söhne to my collection. I am torn between the Zeitwerk (140.029) and the 1815 Chronograph (414.028). I would ultimately like to add both references to my small collection, but can only add one at this time. I would greatly appreciate

The green is sublime (pardon the pun).

The steel-only GMT-Master II was released in 2007, right after the release of the steel/yellow gold two-tone version in 2006 (Ref. 116713 LN).

In 2005, Rolex celebrated the 50th anniversary of the GMT-Master by redesigning the GMT-Master II, beefing up the case considerably and introducing a ceramic bezel insert that, at first, was produced in a single color: black. The initial anniversary model was made in gold, but Rolex followed up in 2