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Here's another skeletonised watch but at much lower price. The Stuhrling Original Men’s Lifestyle ‘Winchester Elite’ is a nice watch that comes at an affordable price of $795. Not bad, if you want to try wearing something like this for a change without worrying about the dent it will make to your savings account.The Stuhrling Original Men’s Lifestyle ‘Winchester Elite’ watch is powered by an automatic movement with 20 jewels. What we like most about this watch is that it is powered automatically by the movement of your arms so it functions even without a battery.The watch has a silver dial and is accented by the blued steel screws and the dark hands. It is protected by a Krysterna scratch resistant crystal which makes the watch a durable find. The stainless steel link bracelet adds to the watch attraction.If you want to wear your watch even when it's raining, the Stuhrling Original Men’s Lifestyle ‘Winchester Elite’ watch is ideal for you because it is water resistant by up to 165 feet.

This interesting timepiece will arrive in three varieties showing different parts of the world. There is the pictured model showing Asia and the nearby areas, another version focusing on Europe and Africa, and a third version focusing on the Americas. This is another "we can do it" watch by Jaeger-LeCoultre who just recently announced the Hybris Mechanica Grande Sonnerie, which is the most complex watch in the world. While the Tourbillon complication is complex in this Grand Master Tourbillon Continents watch line, the focus is on the artistry on the dial. The dial starts with a machine engraved plate where the continents are outlined, and the vertical texturing is applied within the body of the land masses. The plate is then hand painted with enamel in a champleve technique to apply the various colors in the most delicate of manners. I am almost oversimplifying the process, but you get the idea. The bodies of water are done with a raised wave-like texture that is likely extremely tough to do. Compass symbols line the bezel and double as hour indicators for the hands of the watch. You can see the tourbillon (also the subsidiary seconds dial) through the window at 6 o'clock as part of the Jaeger LeCoultre Calibre 978 manually wound movement. Sapphire crystals cover the top and back of the watch. The Grand Master Tourbillon Continents watch really succeeds in creating a visually stunning map in a technique that few companies can be said to have mastered. Each of the three versions will be limited to 20 pieces in three materials that include 18k white, yellow,or rose gold. Not sure about price but more than likely over $100,000. Via WatchTime. Ariel Adams publishes the luxury watch review site aBlogtoRead.com.