U-Boat Flightdeck Rattrapante Japanese Automatic Watch in Steel Casing

Nicolas Horological TimeWriter Table Clock Of Montblanc

The clock is a sort like two clocks in a mechanically speaking. The two parts together are in the same unit. As such, the clock of the table has two springs of balance, the mechanisms of two synchronization and two barrels to maintain power. Why two? One is to tell the time, while the other is the chronograph mechanism. The TimeWriter horlogerie has one day 15 reserve power and must be bulging through the back of the clock.

Omega Speedmaster Mark II Watch Review

Without delay, I am proud to bring you an aBlogtoWatch review of the new Omega Speedmaster Mark II watch. This version with orange dial accents is the ref. 327.10.43.50.06.001, while with a more traditional black and white dial it is the Speedmaster Mark II ref. 327.10.43.50.01.001.Like many a watchnerd, I have a fondness for the Omega?Speedmaster. We love it for its history, its connection with NASA and the Apollo program, and for the fact that it's still made today. Come to think of it, do you have any idea just how many Speedmasters there are to choose from today? My lazy count on

Ulysse Nardin Minute Repeater Tourbillon Jaquemarts Watches

There are two very rare watches covered in this article. Both are in the Westminster Minute Repeater Jaquemarts Tourbillon collection. Actually, I have seen this collection name arranged in a series of ways. Suffice it to say that "Minute Repeater, Jaquemarts, and Tourbillon" are all in the name - somewhere.? These are among the most complex and expensive watches that are produced by Ulysse Nardin.I actually covered the Jaquemarts Tourbillon collection before in this article here. I am covering the pieces again mainly because I got some much better video and photography. This merits a

New RGM North Pointer Professional GMT 254 Watch

RGM makes watches in Lancaster County,? Pennsylvania, which is a hub of American watch making. In fact, the majority of hands-on watch making that occurs in America today is in, or near Pennsylvania. A fact that strikes me as curious given the remote nature of some of these towns, but makes sense if you compare it to fine German and Swiss watch making towns. You'd be surprised to know that most of the independent watch makers in Germany and Switzerland are based in old farmhouses or alike building in tiny rural areas. take the famous Glashutte region, which is basically a one street vi