HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 46

HourTime HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 46

We go over a little of a winners from a 2010 Grand Prix of Horology in Geneva, as good as iPod Nano watches, as good as a standing of watches in mainstream culture today.

Listen to HourTime Show watch podcast part 46 here.

Written by Mr. Ariel Adams - aBlogtoRead.com, devoted independent watch media.

Related posts:

  • HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 14 Good, purify watch fun. Another part of everyone's favorite watch...
  • HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 13 John is engorged with annoy as good as we speak about some...
  • HourTime Show Podcast Episode 10 John as good as I, this time sitting side by side, discuss...
  • HourTime Show Watch Podcast Episode 43 we not long ago schooled that a little people have been putting off...


    • Comments

    Post a Comment

    Popular posts from this blog

    Ponzi Schemer Bernie Madoff and his wife’s Belongings Auctioned

    Image
    U.S. Marshalls Service on November 13th held an auction at the Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers, where Ruth Madoff’s 10.5 carat diamond ring brought in the big bucks. This was actually an auction of the belongings of Ponzi schemer Bernie Maddof. Mrs. Maddof’s diamond ring was sold for 550,000, while her diamond earrings went for over 100,000. Apart from these two jewels, other items belonging to Ruth Maddof were also sold, and they brought in a total of $2million. Bernie Maddof’s Rolex “Moon Phase” also went under the hammer for $67,500. A Steinway & Sons grand piano also brought in $42,000. The couple’s king-sized bed went for $2,250. Who bought the bed? Tally Wiener, the lawyer who helped liquidate Fairfield Sentry, a fund, which fed money into Madoff’s accounts before going under. He said he will offer the bed to Mrs. Madoff. Bernie’s velvet slippers with his initials stitched in gold thread were sold for an amazing $6,000. Some man even bought his unused box
    Keep reading

    Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Eight Days Perpetual 16124SQ Watch Available On James List

    Image
    Back in 2007 Jaeger-LeCoultre expelled this Master Eight Days Perpetual calendar (ref. 16124SQ) watch - as well as it still looks beautiful today. With an original cost of about $100,000 , there have been (relative) deals to be found today. The skeletonized black 'frosted' transformation is amazing to demeanour at, but you'll have to forgive the pattern for creation we hunt the bit for all the report which we have available upon the dial. The transformation tone is essentially due to ruthenium, as well as there have been pure discs all over the dial. Set in the 41mm wide 18k pinkish bullion "Master" pick up case, the watch nicely mixes classical Jaeger-LeCoultre cultured with the visible seductiveness of the complicated style skeletonized movement. Legibility is maintained through use of bullion hands as well as hour markers which contrast with the gray alternative elements which have been great. Jaeger-LeCoultre knows which people wearing the watch will be primar
    Keep reading