Lange 1 Tourbillon Perpetual Calendar in White Gold

Dit uurwerk combineert twee klassieke complicaties met het ontwerp van A. Lange & Söhne bekendste horloge collectie. De kalender bestaat uit een Lange buitenmaatse datum, retrograde dag-van-de-week en schrikkeljaar displays en een perifeer maand ring. Alle van de eeuwigdurende kalender displays vooruit onmiddellijk.

De tourbillon kan worden gezien door de saffier kristal achterkant van de behuizing. De beweging is uitgerust met Lange's gepatenteerde stop-seconden mechanisme dat het evenwicht in de tourbillon kooi tot stilstand brengt wanneer de kroon wordt getrokken.

De 41.9mm wit gouden horloge met een zilveren grijze wijzerplaat wordt aangedreven door de automatische kaliber L082.1 met een 50-uur gangreserve.

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Koning van Denemarken Watch: Omega Centenary - Automatische, Chronometre

Frederik IX, Christian Frederick Franz Michael Carl Valdemar Georg, werd geboren op 11 maart 1899 en was koning van Denemarken uit de 20 april 1947 tot zijn dood op 14 januari 1972 geboren uit Koning Christian X van Denemarken en koningin Alexandrine (Hertogin van Mecklenburg) .
Frederick werd opgeleid aan de Koninklijke Deense Naval Academy (breken van de Deense koninklijke tradities door te kiezen voor een marine in plaats van een leger carrière) en de Universiteit van Kopenhagen. Voordat hij koning werd, had hij de rang van vice-admiraal verworven en hij verschillende senior commando's in actieve dienst had. Bovendien, met zijn grote liefde voor de muziek, de koning was een bekwaam pianist en dirigent.

Koning Frederik IX waring de Omga Centenary - Automatische, Chronometre kijken terwijl het maken van zijn New Year's Eve Speech om natie op Danish National Radio in 1956.

In 1922 werd Frederick verloofd met prinses Olga van Griekenland en Denemarken, zijn neef en de dochter van Prins Nicolaas van Griekenland en Denemarken; maar ze nooit trouwen. In plaats daarvan, trouwde hij met prinses Ingrid van Zweden (1910-2000), dochter van Kroonprins Gustaf Adolf, later koning Gustaf VI Adolf van Zweden, in Stockholm op 24 mei 1935.
Deze Omega Centenary - Automatische, Chronometre moest, volgens de veilingen Antiquorum's, een geschatte prijs van 1.600 $ - $ 2,500. Technische gegevens: beweging: No. 10760553, zaak nr. 10725323, Ref. 2500. De beweging werd gemaakt in 1947 en het horloge werd uitgebracht op 15 oktober 1948 aan de Deense ambassade in Bern.

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Casio Dynamic WVQ-570DBE-1AVER - Style en punctualiteit '

Altijd functionaliteit en design zijn de sterke punten van de Casio collecties, nu bevestigd door institutionele claim "Stiptheid is een kwestie van stijl 'die zullen worden samengevoegd tot de presentatie van elk nieuw product van Casio Dynamic collectie!

Vlaggenschip model van deze vernieuwde serie is de nieuwe Casio WVQ-570DBE-1AVER in staat om de waardevolle Wave Ceptor technologie ondersteunen, de radiogestuurde klok functie ontwikkeld door Casio, de innovatieve en unieke Speed Indicator waarmee je, net als een moderne toerenteller, de gemiddelde snelheid voor een gereden route te meten tijdens een jogging sessie!
Een handig hulpmiddel voor uw training die met onmiddellijke berekeningen, is van plan om de sterke atletische voorbereiding van een waterdichtheid tot 100 meter en rijden LED-verlichting functie, dankzij een light-emitting diode, kan het oplichten "in day "op de wijzerplaat.
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Lorenz Neos All Black, een klok die ruikt naar awards

Lorenz Neos All Black, is een horloge dat opvalt, niet voor de extravagantie, maar op het tegenovergestelde. In totaal zwarte look, elegant en minimalistisch, heeft het afgelopen jaar ook won de prestigieuze Golden Compass.
Een andere laurier om rond je pols, die wordt toegevoegd aan de dubbele triomf, zet in 2007 de Red Dot Award en Adi Design Index.
Lorenz Neos All Black geuren van awards: een primeur in uurwerken, is het resultaat van een internationale wedstrijd gewonnen door de multidisciplinaire groep Spaanse Culdesac, dat met Lorenz in staat was om de perfecte balans tussen zeer innovatieve elementen met de traditie en de elegantie van het traditionele merk te vinden : pure en essentiële lijnen, holle ring polyurethaan, dat draait om de stalen kast, saffierglas, rubberen band met een lichte vanille geur of armband met behandeling voor krasbestendigheid. Waterdicht tot 50 meter diep, bestaat in drie versies: de wijzerplaat is altijd zwart, varieert de kleur van de tweede hand (geel of rood), en de beweging, kwarts of mechanische met handmatige toevoer.
De prijs is niet bang (iets minder dan 500 euro). Voor de industrie experts, Lorenz Neos All Black is een uniek model in zijn soort, die de traditie van een merk dat in 1934 werd opgericht door de fusie van de wijs Zwitserse horloge-kunst met Italiaans design blijft. bekijk meer rolex Zwitserse en replica Patek Philippe Twenty-4 Hours

Replica Hublot King Power Carbon Fibre Cathedral – Worlds First carbon fibre watch

This year is incredibly rich in innovations and one of them is replica Hublot King Power Carbon Fibre Cathedral watch which was presented at Baselworld 2011. replica Hublot King Power Carbon Fibre Cathedral is first in the world watch model with carbon fiber case, which is also completed by rubber and titanium details. Carbon fiber with faceted and skeleton design, striping of satin and matte segments give a modern face to the replica Hublot King Power with classical precision and reliability.

The movement of replica Hublot full black King Power Cathedral is mechanical manual-winding with 120 hours reserve of power and frequency 21600 vph (3 Hz). Diameter of black case with anti-reflective sapphire crystal is 48 mm. Watch dial is very sophisticated, it is black with silver and satin black applications.

It shows three main complications of this Swiss mechanism. Especial high-grade flying tourbillion with 30 mm diameter is at 6 o'clock, it is HUB 8100 without ball bearing and has a Swiss lever escapement. Minute repeater in zone between 8 and 10 o`clock can sound minutes, quarter-hours and hours. At 3 o'clock is push-piece single column wheel chronograph with 30 minutes and 60 seconds counter.
Two "Cathedral" gongs – for minutes and for hours singly – double the regular's gong duration. All these functions are visible, perfectly integrated and are parts of the whole device.

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Way to go . . .

Been looking at the latest World Timer range of watches from affordable to the less so and after embroiling myself in what they can do and how tricky or easy it is to do what they do, I realized that maybe I don't need 'em at all!
Now this is possibly a surprising admission for me, as I am and always have been a frequent and inveterate traveller.
OK some are easier to use than others and I already have one that is super simple and absolutely meets my requirements (my Citizen Eco-Drive AT CB0020-09E and pictured at the end) so I don't need another one – and some of the newer offerings I would advise you to carry an instruction booklet with you at all times – and that's no good at all.
So that now understood, I will not be buying any World Timer watches in the foreseeable future – no I won't.
In most cases I'm happy with a digital traveller watch that has perhaps a couple of local times built in (who needs more?) and these might be programmed as T2 and T3 for example (such as the Timex) and set with a simple -“mode, select” – job done!
I don't think I need to know the time in 40 zones, as frequent flyer that I am, I have never in one trip managed that sort of route – well not unless I've mixed up my meds anyway!
In fact this leads on I suppose to the question of just how many complications do we need in a watch on the wrist? The more you have the more you have to remember – which pushers to push or crown to turn, which sequence, how, what and so on and why is this watch so darned big – and where's the damned booklet?
And during this mental anguish sitting on the plane, your wife has quietly clicked out her watch crown and in 4 seconds has moved Mickey's arms with the big white gloved hands on them an hour forward to Destination time on her dinky one jewel Disney. I mean it's downright embarrassing!
I'll not go into other complications other than to say that I did use my Chronometer the other day while boiling my breakfast eggs – 4 minutes. It was still going the following day as I'd completely forgotten about it. And as to the eggs? Well I happened to glance at the old kitchen clock when I was cooking them and thought that's about right and that was it. I'd totally forgotten about the watch or even that I'd set it in the first place!
OK so part of that example was maybe old age or brain cells winking out, but really – what relevance does a chronometer model have for me these days?
Not a lot.

Easiest travel watch with world times included. Pull crown, turn – done! As simple as it gets!

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Patek Philippe Multi-Scale Chronograph Watches

The Patek Philippe luxury watch brand has a rich history and its own watchmaking traditions. In May 2015 this company will celebrate its 175th anniversary and in honor of this event, they will release a few limited edition models. One of these commemorative models is the Patek Philippe Multi-Scale Chronograph watch. As the name implies, it is a new chronograph with three logarithmic scales, which can be used to calculate the speed, distance, and even the heart rate. It should be noted that before 1960 timepieces with additional scales (tachymeter, telemeter or pulsometer) were rather common and often used by professionals. The novelty will be presented in a variety of versions, and everyone will be able to find a high-end watch to his taste. There also will be two elegant models for women.



The round 40mm case is water-resistant up to 30 meters. Depending on the version, it can be made of 18 karat yellow, white or pink gold or even platinum. Ladies watches have a smaller size – 37mm. All surfaces of the case and also a thin bezel are polished. The mannered lugs just add sporty design to the case. The winding crown engraved with the Patek Philippe logo and the chronograph buttons are located on the right side of the case. Additionally, the Multi-Scale Chronograph watch features a screwed solid case back with brushed central part that contains the engraved commemorative inscription.

The dial is protected by sapphire crystal. Depending on the version, it can be silver or black. At first glance, it may seem overloaded, but in fact, it is well structured, and each scale is perfectly readable. The time is indicated by applied hour indexes and central Dauphine hands made of material corresponding to the case. The telemeter scale to measure the distance is marked as “TELEMETRE GRADUE EN KM”. The principle of this method of measurement is related to the speed of sound and is effective if you can visually keep track of some event. The pulsometer scale is signed as "GRADUE POUR 15 PULSATIONS". It is calibrated to 15 pulsations and allows to calculate pulse in far less than one minute. And finally, the last one is a tachymeter scale signed as "BASE 1000". Its principle is based on measuring the speed over the known distance. It is worth noting that in male and female versions these scales are placed differently. Ladies watches are also distinguished by the baguette-cut diamond hour markers.

The Patek Philippe Multi-Scale Chronograph model is equipped with an in-house automatic 28-520 caliber that is composed of 239 parts and contains 29 jewels. Its frequency is 21,600 vph. The power reserve is minimum 50 hours. This luxury watch comes with an alligator leather strap and a folding clasp with Patek Philippe logo made of the same material as the case. Male models have black and brown straps, and female models have straps in bright colors (pink and blue). bekijk meer replica rolex en patek philippe

So You Want To Buy A Watch?

Choosing a watch can be mind-boggling. They all have their unique selling points and if you aren't sure what they do in the first place, no amount of labelling will help you. What can be done about this? Where do we start?

How about my ultimate rule for starting your watch collection…

Buy a watch because you love it

This may sound like the most obvious thing to say, but I think this is the cornerstone of any collection, certainly from my point of view. I do not subscribe to the notion that you should own a particular brand of type of watch before you can be considered a proper collector. You should collect from the heart rather than be a completist or purchase items just because they convey a level of prestige or glamour on the wearer. You can love a watch for lots of reasons, how it looks, how it works, the complications (more on that later) or even the watches' individual stories. Find something to love about it and it will be a treasured part of your collection rather than an overlooked one.

Love of a watch will take you so far, but a basic knowledge in some of the key areas that make up a watch and the options they offer to you, will provide an excellent starting point for future purchases. With this is mind let us delve into deeper into some of these options and see where it takes us.

Choices In FUNCTION, Elements, Design & Style

Some key things to consider when buying a watch:

Quartz or MECHANICAL

One of the more fundamental choices when purchasing a watch, this determines what drives the heart of your timepiece and there can be strong views on which is best.

I have very briefly summarised the two styles of watch movement as I am trying to avoid this section being overly technical, I have provided links for further reading.

A quartz-powered watch uses quartz crystal pulsating at a precise frequency to give very accurate timing (typically only +/- 15 seconds a month). They are battery-powered and use electronics to control and drive the movement of the watch. Quartz watches can also feature rechargeable batteries powered by a solar cell (eg Citizen Eco-Drive) or recharged by your own arm movement (eg Seiko Kinetic) often running for many years without requiring any maintenance ( Read more on quartz movements ).

A mechanical watch features a collection of moving parts all working together to keep time, they are powered by a main spring, this is the watches power reserve, its mechanical battery. To power the watch the spring must be wound, this can be done one of two ways, by manually turning the crown or automatically by a weighted rotor that uses your movement to wind the spring. Mechanical watches are less accurate than quartz counterparts but modern timepieces suffer to a lesser extent, with some of the best modern watches only deviating by +/-5 seconds a day ( Read more on mechanical movements ).

One consideration is power reserves: where a quartz watch can be left for a considerable time off the wrist, most mechanical watches only have reserve of 48 hours. Once this is up, the watch will need to be reset and rewound before use (Winders are available to keep watches running when off the wrist but this is an additional expense).

The choice on this matter again is down to the owner. Purists may only consider mechanical watches a true collectable timepiece and owners who strive for accuracy may look down their noses at the inaccuracy of mechanical watches. The choice is yours.

Watch Crystal

There are three main types of watch crystal, acrylic, mineral crystal and sapphire. Acrylic (plastic) is not uncommon on vintage watches and is frequently used on cheap watches. Unless you are buying vintage watches or cheap sports watches I would suggest avoiding this kind of watch crystal as it scratches easily.

Mineral crystal is found in almost every watch that is considered entry level, (under £400 in the UK) there are some exceptions but it is a very common crystal in this price bracket. Mineral crystal is much better at resisting scratches than plastic and is very impact resistant, a well looked after watch with this crystal is unlikely to have many scratches.

Sapphire crystal is exceptionally scratch resistant (but not impossible to scratch) and it is not uncommon to see a well worn watch whose case is heavily scratched but with a pristine sapphire face. Sapphire is not without its drawbacks, it is less impact resistant than mineral (but this can be overcome by producing a thicker glass) and it is priced at a premium so expect to pay more for a watch with a sapphire face.

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