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Confr¨¦rie Horlog¨¨re Presents The ImmenSEAty Watch Movement By Gabriel Salgado
I think that just posting the images of this special one-off watch probably says enough. What else can I say? An intensely decorated movement made to look like an underwater scene. Not just that, but the actually movement itself is made to look like the sea floor. Simply amazing. The best part is that this is not just some concept or a piece of art. This will be placed in a real working watch. But probably just one. This movement is called the ImmenSEAty (clever right) and was created by young watchmaker Gabriel Salgado de Arce. This watch was part of a project at the Confrerie Horlogere, which is a new arm of BNB Concept. I don¡¯t know a lot about this new part of BNB Concept. Their website is still new and wasn¡¯t totally live the last time I checked. It has something to do with young watchmakers, though the video below tells you more. The early output from the Confrerie Horlogere has been impressive though, but this ocean themed movement is my favorite. One of the most amazing aspe

In 1926, Longines provides timer 54 precision, all ship bearing the words of Istituto Idrografico
In 1926, Longines provides timer 54 precision, all ship bearing the words of Istituto Idrografico r. Marina, all equipped with these rugged equipment Longines 21.25 21 right divided movement, to ensure the very specific synchronization function.

This Is Funny...
I'm a member of another (non-watch) forum which has a very small membership. It's just a group of folks who've been "friends" on the internet for years.Anyway, one of the forums there is called "Pick's Magic Closet". It's a place to discuss things like motorcycles, cars cameras and, yes, occasionally watches. Last night, one of the guys (who I actually know) was telling us that he'd purchased one of those $50.00 quartz Pro-Divers from Costco. One of the comments he made was that he had to have three links removed form the bracelet. His exact comment was "Well I had the bracelet resized...don't know what kind of gorilla they are marketing these to, but had to take out 3 links".I replied with the following:Higher-end watches include the extra links separate from the bracelet. Lower-end companies like Invicta simply include them already installed.The reason for that actually goes back to medieval times, when it was quite common for men; particularly nobility in Europe and Scandanavia, to

Help - Looking for a new watch..
Guys,I'm looking for a new watch similar to my Breitling Colt that I can wear with a black rubber strap. I have a smaller wrist so I feel in need to stay in the 40 - 43 mm size range. I do not want a mainstream watch that everyone already has. I like the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean but I think it falls in the 'mainstream' group of watches. Please help me with some options here within the approx $2,500 price range.Thanks and I'll look forward to hearing your expertise on this one. Matt

Black Screws -- Picture Thread
I love when I look down to check the time and my bezel screws are shining black. Let's see yours!!