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No, I think otherwise
I would rather think of 50 Cent buying from Jacob & Company. I really like their limited-edition Quenttin tourbillon which uses one of their very first in-house calibres, the Cal. 5:
It has a 31 day power reserve(!) served using seven mainspring barrels connected with a mechanism not unlike an automobile transmission. The case is available in either magnesium (18 pieces), rose gold (18 pieces), or white gold/platinum (99 pieces) and has carbon fiber appliqués on the sides. A lift-up key allows for setting and winding, and the tourbillon, which sits in roller bearings, can be accessed through the side of the watch for fine tuning. Very unique.
A little ICE GMT bling bling report from Sweden
In December i was at my Rolexdealer Nymans Ur in Stockholm and ofcourse i got my camera with me! They let me feel and try the new creation from Rolex,the GMT ICE. First a picture of the first white box Rolex ever done. Also for the first time,the Rolexlog...
No, I think otherwise
I would rather think of 50 Cent buying from Jacob & Company. I really like their limited-edition Quenttin tourbillon which uses one of their very first in-house calibres, the Cal. 5: It has a 31 day power reserve(!) served using seven mainspring barrels c...
Ice Ice, baby
Tony, I usually don't like bling but this " GMT Ice " is so over-the-top that is may have come out on the other side into the 'cool' category - Sub Zero ! My dog is hiding from the shiny light! MTF...
i dont wish to offend anyone, but this is the most disgusting
watch i have ever seen. it is , i think, watches with bling like this that gives the negative side to Rolex. they make excellent movements and lots of great watches, but this excellence is spoilt by the bling (and perhaps the wearers of the bling watches)...