zedleppelin13

I got to read up some history about this brand. I had no idea it changed hands like this. Thanks for the info.

Absolutely gorgeous. You've taken great pictures that really make this watch shine. Congrats. It is the first one my list.

I've been lurking around for a while now, trying to decide if I should start this hobby. I own a few Citizen and I feel the need to get a new watch. After looking for a new one for a while, I stumbled upon the world of replicas... I remember the days, in the late 80's when you could buy a $50 replica Tag, that looked nothing like the real thing... How have things changed! Now I really feel the need for a new one. I've learned so much in the past few months, reading posts here name down there.... You guys are amazing and I can't wait to share my first experience with everyone. First watch on my list. A 1887 Carrera. I've always had a thing for Tags. I've seen the latest version, with the grey dial and it's simply amazing. Also, being quite handy, I'm wondering how difficult it is to learn how to care for our watches ourselves. I've seen a few tutorials, videos, posts... Seems like a lot of fun (I've always loved figuring out how things work). Any good place to buy quality tools online? Anyone know a good watchsmith in the Montreal region?

Gorgeous. Can I ask where you got it from?