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Creating The Horological Machine: An Interview With MB&F Founder Max B¨¹sser Part 2
Contributed by David BredanRead part 1 of the interview here.MB&F has been playing a major role on the stage of high-end watch making for several years now. However, just like with every blockbuster's premier, the public's keen attention?is there, but the limelight only shows the final production; and who wouldn't ever wonder just what's going on behind the scenes? In the first segment of this three-part interview, Maximilan B¨¹sser told us about exactly that! We found out how he got involved?in the seemingly sleepy world of watch making, and we gained a unique?insight into just how difficult it is to get a main character's position.Now, in Part 2 we get to see how he managed to continue after all the massive early challenges, what are his fundamental (and as we will see, very unique to the watch making world) values and motives behind every new act of MB&F, the obstacles these create, how and why in his opinion the public's perception has changed about their work, and we receiv

ROO - stay/go? seeking opinions
after having decided that this should leave the stable (my taste recently transitioning more towards traditionally sized watches...as well as recent addition of the Jumbo), I'm now having seller's remorse before it's even sold!this is a model that first caught my eye from a very far distance over 10yrs ago. i still remember the guy that was in a group meeting with me, i believe it was a G series blue/grey petite tapisserie with arabic numerals, the font was much rounder than on my themes (image below).ever since then, it's a model that i always considered 'wow' - moreover, that i would never be in a position to own one myself.fast forward over a decade, many other watches, brand, tastes (yes, was on the 'big watch' train back then, everything 42 or greater), and i feel lucky enough to be in a place on my life to have acquired one. and a beauty at that, i must say. couldn't ask for anything more.but in past few years, tastes have changed, big watches now felt maybe too big. to push thin

My AP ROO Panda G Series Chronographs Aren't Working?
Hi Everyone,Just purchased my first expensive chronograph watch and am very excited about it. It's an Audemars Piguet ROO Panda G series, used but in great condition.One thing I noticed though was that when I pressed the top and bottom button but it had no effect on the chronograph. The top was supposed to start and bottom reset...The watch was kept in a winder and it's working correctly... Just not the chronograph.Any help is appreciated!

Another Vintage Omega, How'd I do?
The other day I broke one of my rules about never buying a watch on eBay. I have been looking at 1960s Seamasters, and came across one on eBay that I thought looked rather clean, but not too clean for a 40+ year old watch, and decided I would roll the dice and take a chance.Since there have been an increase in posts in this forum about vintage Omegas, I thought I'd post mine, and see what people have to say, especially since I bought it in a manner that I would typically avoid.I am curious if anyone sees anything I missed. It is listed as a 1967 Seamaster, 166.010.I got the watch today, but these photos are the seller's.

Rolex Daytona 116500 or Daytona 116515???
Hi All,I have received the final call from my AD that in matter of days I will received my Daytona 116500 black dial.However, I have been always amazed with the Daytona 116515 (that chocolate dial) and now I wonder if it will be a good idea to flip the 116500 for a 116151?Would you guys do that or will just keep the 116500?Thanks in advance,Rodrigo