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Perrelet Turbine Chrono Watch
For 2013 Perrelet will be adding a chronograph version of the Turbine to the popular watch collection. Originally released several years ago as a sort of test sport watch, the Turbine became quite popular and has since spawned a lot of versions, including the original 43mm wide size and later a Turbine XL 50mm wide size (see a full review here). Given the design of the dial and the moving "turbine" that spins with the motion of your wrist, it didn't seem possible that Perrelet could offer additional complications.So I think it is pretty cool that they managed to incorporate a central chronograph to the Turbine. The issue of course is that on a watch like this you can't have subdials (as they would look silly being blocked by the turbine), so Perrelet developed a special central chronograph that measures 60 minutes. The dial's central seconds hand is for the chronograph, and there is no dedicated seconds hand for the time. Minutes are counted on a moving sapphire crystal disc. Minutes a

Bring a Loupe: A Knockout Selection Of Vintage Chronographs From Eberhard, Heuer, And Universal Gene
This week's Bring A Loupe is mostly about chronographs, one of the most useful (if not the most useful) complications out there. I could not resist featuring a couple of Heuer and Universal Geneve; they simply look too good! You will also find a rare Eberhard Contograf with an interesting date display, and a smaller Submariner from Tudor. This is your Bring A Loupe for December 4, 2015. A Heuer Camaro 73443, With Exotic Dial 1 OF 10 A Heuer Camaro had already made its way into our favorite watches under $5,000. While this example might set you above this budget, it really demonstrates the appeal of the Camaro, especially this reference 73443 with the date at 6 o'clock. Frankly, this is one of the best looking and best preserved Camaros I have seen in a long time, with a stunningly sharp case, and a warm patina that nicely complements the two orange hands. In addition, it comes with the original Gay Freres bracelet, sporting the correct HLA endlinks. This w

New Omega Nato straps
Any thought on the new Nato straps Omega has come out with? I called the boutique in NYC and then said they will be priced from $150-$250, but they don't have them in yet.

Incoming / warning - four digit model
Gents,Pleased to report my latest. The 1392. My relationship has been long and frustrating with OP. I've owned many models and subsequently flipped many models, like all of them. I just love the look (crown guard / sandwich / strap options etc) but mostly wind up thinking they are too thick or top heavy etc. maybe this is the one. Thinner, I'd say maybe 3-4mm from 392. The blue seconds hand may be polarizing but I like it and don't think changing straps would be negatively impacted from a touch of blue at all. Vintage lume - whatever, I'd maybe choose the white from 392 if I had to choose but it's just not a deal breaker for me and the smaller case is the number one factor for me. I'm hoping this solves my OP dilemma as I really want one in the stable. Hope it sticks this time. Prior models owned for those still reading 164, 25, 359, 298, 392, 512, and 535.

A new hope
With all the talk of future generations not even wanting watches, this survey result was nice to see.