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Introducing: The New Glash¨¹tte Original Senator Chronometer, With A Dark Blue Dial
Directly inspired by the marine chronometers made in Glashütte during the mid-20th century, the Senator Chronometer was introduced in 2009 with a perfectly archetypal dial layout for the genre.It featured a large white face, dominated by oversized Roman numerals, black rail tracks, pear-shaped blued hands, and most of all, a power reserve and running seconds facing each other at at 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock.The only details betraying its modern origins, besides it being a 42 mm wristwatch, was the signature panorama date window at 3 o’clock. Still, it was ultimately a classic watch. 1 OF 2 Six years later, Glashütte Original presents a much more contemporary design, with a slimmer version of the Senator case made from white gold, and a dark blue face that highlights the finely grained dial more clearly.Once again, it is powered by Calibre 58-01, a distinctly German movement with striped three-quarter plate. A manually wound movement, it features

All: Please use caution when inviting your friends to WTF
Greetings,As wonderful as it is to have so many new faces and friends here on WTF, I urge you all to use caution and discretion when inviting your friends to join us here on WTF. It's come to my attention that certain individuals may have already been banned from other watch fora, and I certainly don't want to see that happen to anyone else. In particular, I recommend not using the "private messaging" system of another fora to invite your friends. Many fora don't take kindly to their PM system being used to promote other watch discussion sites, and "private" messaging systems aren't all that private - site administrators can read them. Of course, what you do with your own email system is your business. :D Of course, I can't guarantee that simply publically participating on this site won't be grounds for your dismissal on certain other sites. Some sites are more arbitrary than others in how they handle these sorts of things. To all of you who have been so active in promoting W

Question about ROO 44 chronograph use
Hi Forum,I have a question regarding my 44 SS ROO's chronograph mechanism.Used my chronograph today to time some eggs. I then had to cook the eggs further as they still weren't cooked to my liking. This is when I noticed that when I restarted my chronograph, after stopping it to check on the eggs, I noticed that the watch's seconds sweep hand abruptly jumps as if it was a quartz watch tick.Has anybody experienced this with their calibre 3126 equipped watches?Thanks for your views.

Tudor Sport Chronograph 20300 questions
Esteemed TRFers - Advice please on a Tudor Chronograph - I'm probably not going to find a big block, but what are your thoughts on some of the new(er) Tudor Chrono models? Thanks!

Wow Incoming: what a guy! ArizonaPaul
Maybe some of you have seen this thread maybe not, but our good buddy Paul had the good fortune of buying a new SS Sky D only two weeks after showing casual interest in the watch. It was a quick turn of events for him but the opportunity present itself so he jumped.Here’s the thread...https://.rolexforums/showthre...00#post8110100Paul expressed some concern that the watch might not even sing to him but didn’t want to pass up the chance. I reached out to him saying if it’s not for him I might be a buyer.On a side note: Coincidentally I bought a d-blue almost 2 years ago and after a week realized it wasn’t really the watch for me. Guess who took that watch off my hands after a private message exchange!? ;)So I speak with Paul on the phone, explain that the watch is actually a watch my dad wants and I’ll be buying it for him (not as a gift unfortunately, just making all the arrangements, etc).After a lovely conversation, Paul tells me he’s gonna sell