Audemars Piguet Edward Piguet Chronograph 18K White Gold Black Dial 29MM

Hands-On: With The Meistersinger Circularis And New MSH01 Proprietary Movement
We introduced the Meistersinger Circularis last year, and were curious to see it in the metal since that release. The brand has been offering the single-hand concept for some time now, and while we're well-briefed on most of the lineup, it was the new MSH01 proprietary movement that caught our eye, naturally. 1 OF 8 The dial of the Circularis comes in three configurations – blue sunburst, silver sunburst, and ivory. The sunburst finish nicely accentuates the overall appearance of what is otherwise a very modest timekeeper. Why modest? Well, the Circularis has only one hand, and time can be accurately read only to five-minute increments. That's not a bad thing; it's both minimalist, assertive, and even kind of pragmatic. Meetings always start at such increments, and who needs that much resolution during languorous weeknights or weekends. Overall, legibility is just fine once you get used to the readout. 2 OF 8 The case of the Circularis me

Strange new post-V serial numbers?
What do we know of these.? My search foo stinks. I found one thread and it went nowhere with someone posting a data dump that goes up to V and stops. Anyone know what the deal is? Are they all K9N? Is this after V and now totally current?THANKS!

Waltham Rectangular
I just got this from fellow WTF member Coronado. Just beautiful, so I thought I would share some pictures (courtesy B. Girourard)ca. 1927White gold fillArt deco designEngraved, hinged case38 mm long x 27 mm wideOriginal dial7-jewel Waltham 6/0 size movement

Which wallpaper should I use?
Ok so this is'nt a watch purchase but I really need your help on deciding which wallpaper should I use for my computer. I'm gonna do a poll and post pics. Tell me what you think.

Help!! Why is my watch doing this.....??
Hopefully someone knows what's up with this:I have a Citizen Wingman digital/analogue (picked it up in Singapore in 1990) which has always worked fine. As they do, the battery ran down, and since I had other watches I didn't bother replacing it.Fast forward several (okay about 10) years - I had the battery replaced. Now, the digital time is fine, but the analogue hands don't match the time. If I manually change the analogue hands they don't stay in synch with the digital time. I don't know what the 'slippage' is as I haven't checked on it regularly, but it's significant (hours different after several weeks).If I sit and watch the hands, they click one position every 20secs (3 clicks to one minute) as they should, but obviously they must be missing a beat when I'm not watching (like the car that works fine when you take it to the mechanic).ANY IDEAS WHAT IS CAUSING THIS, AND CAN IT BE FIXED??The only thing I can think of is that the battery that has been fitted is not the correct type,