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Introducing The Nomos True Blue Zurich Weltzeit, A Favorite Receives A New Dial, And In-House Escape
You would be hard-pressed to find a more somber blue on the color palette, but that’s just how we like our Bauhaus – subdued and straightforward. The new True Blue Zurich Weltzeit is NOMOS’ chic take on its exquisite GMT that made headlines a few years back (check out this old-skool Week on the Wrist) and a recent appearance at HODINKEE’S event to welcome NOMOS to the States earlier this summer. Let’s dive right in.It’s unlikely for a HODINKEE reader to be unfamiliar with NOMOS, but just in case you haven’t had the privilege of being introduced to the younger German – here’s a quick preface. NOMOS Glashütte was born in '91 in the little town of Glashütte, Germany. If that name sounds familiar, that's because it’s also the birthplace of A. Lange & Söhne, the house that pioneered the three-quarter plate. Nivarox was patented here, and clearly, pedigree is contagious in this environment. 2 OF 3

HElp.. SS Daytona Black Dial Vseries how much should I pay for it???
How much do you guys think I should pay for a SS Daytona Black dial V series.. brand new.. a dealer in Las Vegas is selling it for 9925USD+tax.. I can avoid the tax if he sends me the watch here.

Anyone know anything about Tiffany branded Hamiltons?
I recently came across a Tiffany branded watch in a shop. The shop owner initially said he thought it was a swiss movement but it looked classic Hamilton to me. He opened it and sure enough it had a 982. I don't have a picture of it but if you look up a Rutledge it looked a lot like that. It's in very simple rectangular shaped 14K case - like a Rutledge. It had what looked to be it's original strap and box. The back was unengraved - nothing of any sort - not even Wadsworth. I didn't look inside the back though.I was a little surprised that it wasn't a Medallion movement and since I don't recall ever seeing anything Tiffany-related in the catalogs I thought I'd ask my WTF colleagues what they thought.Any idea what cases Tiffany watches used? Are there things to look for to make sure it's authentic and not just a Tiffany label on the dial? Would they use a 982 movement or only a 982M? Are they more / less collectable than it's Hamilton-branded peer? What do you think would be a

Questions about my '60s Constellation
I have owned this '60s Constellation for several years, but up until I took my Sea Dweller in for service, it didn't get much (any?) wrist time. Too bad... after wearing it for a few weeks I really, really like it (although it is pretty 'dainty' as compared to the SD).What I know about the watch isn't much... this is pretty much it:Stainless case does not appear to have ever been polished, the angles and 'edges' are nice and crisp.The Omega script, the omega symbol, and the little star are all applied on the dial.The crystal is new... I had Kevin at TimeTech (in Dallas) completely service the watch when I got it)... it has a little omega symbol in the center of the crystal.There's a lot that I don't know, including... How can I tell if the dial has been refinished?Does it have the correct crown?What movement would be in this watch?I would be most grateful for any 'answers, that anyone could provide!All the best,RobPS: This thing keeps excellent time!!

Odd Seconds Hand on 16613 Sub.
Hello All,I have an odd looking seconds hand on my Sub.The back end of the seconds hand is Shorter than any others that I have seen. Have you seen this variation before? The watch IS authentic. It was serviced by RSC Dallas in July last year. It's an F serial 2004? No Holes Case.