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Zeitwinkel 273¡ã Watch
Zeitwinkel is a still relatively unknown brand making a range of dressy mechanical watches with in-house movements from their home in Saint Imier, Switzerland. While Zeitwinkel, whose name means "time angle" (in reference to a sundial), is only a few years old, they have managed to develop their own in-house movements and a range of watches in both 42.5 and 39mm sizes. Created by a design professor and watch enthusiast, Zeitwinkel is one of those small brands that just seems to be doing their own thing at their own pace. With simple but detailed styling that, much like their name, could be confused for German, Zeitwinkel is definitely worth a closer look.Zeitwinkel's flagship model is the 273¡ã, a 42.5mm everyday dress watch that boasts multiple complications backed by their ZW 0103 in-house movement. The 273¡ã uses a steel case with both brushed and polished finishing that measures 13.8 mm thick including the domed and anti-reflective sapphire crystal. The display case back also feature

IWC AD recommendation
Recently returned from IWC AD to have my pre owned 3706 03 verified and valued for Insurance purposes..Have to say this AD was incredibly professional , courteous and the guy I spoke with actually knew his product !!. I received a free valuation certificate, typed up and sent out to me the next morning !, whatsmore I was given a high quality IWC 2008 hardback brochure. I will be returning very soon to have a new leather strap fitted. If your in the area check it out - Preston & Duckworth , Guildford, Surrey, shop is at the top of the cobbled high street.RgdsProud IWC owner.

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Vintage Movement Numbers
I noticed on the vintage Hamilton wind-up models, the movements are numbered. Some are 747, 748 or 673 and there seem to be alot of others to.Does this have something to do with when the watch was made, or does it mean something about the quality? Should I be looking for a certain movement because one is better than the other? Is there a difference between a 747 movement and a 748?What exactly do these numbers mean?

GMT Bezel on an old Explorer II
I have an older model Rolex Explorer II that I want to put a black GMT bezel on. I've seen/heard it can be done from different sources on the net. But when I took my Explorer to a local watch shop, they told me my model explorer is one of only two years that this will not work on. I have the 16570. Anyone know if this is true or if the guy didn't know what he was doing? Or am I just wishful thinking? I'm kindof set on doing it if possible and disappointed if it can not be done with this model.