Citizen Signature Perpetual Calendar Eco-Drive Chronograph Black Dial Men's Watch BL5440-58E

MCT Frequential One F110 Watch
For 2015, MCT presents their second major watch collection - the Frequential One, as a new piece next to the existing Sequential One and Sequential Two watch families. The MCT Frequential One F110 also represents a new entry-level price-point for the brand, coming in at about half the price of a Sequential Two S200 timepiece. With a movement that is more traditional than the Sequential series, the Frequential One nevertheless, offers an exciting and highly visual mechanical experience for those looking to wear a luxury watch that is clearly outside of what one might consider ordinary.When I first started writing about watches back in 2007, it was the high-point of what I'll call the "independent watch renaissance" - a time when luxury consumer enthusiasm and willingness to try new things prompted an unprecedented explosion of investment into small high-end watch brands. That period didn't last very long, however, because when the economy sank, so did consumer spending on new, untested

charge for cosc
just to let everyone know seems there is a charge now.this is taken from omega site. How can I obtain the Official chronometer certificate (COSC) for my new Omega watch with chronometer certified movementEvery chronometer-certified OMEGA timepiece is delivered with the chronometer card confirming that the watch passed the chronometer tests successfully. Upon receipt of a copy of the OMEGA international warranty card, which must be dated, fully and correctly completed and stamped by an official OMEGA dealer, we shall gladly provide the official chronometer certificate (COSC) for your OMEGA timepiece. This document will be requested from the Official Swiss Chronometer Testing Institute and issued against a payment of CHF 50.

Posted my definitive Rolex case and bracelet maintenance page
After reading about the various methods WIS' use to maintain their watch cases, bracelets, and cleaning rituals, I decided to compile a page that list many of these routines.I posted it over at minus4plus6/maintenance.htmI also used John Hollbrook's book to help me out with the images. His tips and tricks helped, but there is still room for improvement. Comments, suggestions, additions, and spell check's welcome.-Sheldon

1958 IWC SS c. 853 21 Jewel Automatic WW
I originally posted a question in the general discussion area about this watch, having missed the IWC section. I am looking for any information about the watch. Now that I have photos of the interior as well as the exterior, it should be easier for all of the IWC experts here to provide info. The only thing I am having done to it is a new crystal installed. Once I get it back from the repairman I will install the band and IWC buckle and I am set. I am submitting the relevant info to IWC to get the extract from their archives, but in the meantime any info would be helpful, especially relating to the date of manufacture. Thanks in advance!

What's your Saturday pleasure?
Took some better pics of this recent addition, wearing it now...