Girard Perregaux Vintage 1945 Lady

PHARAO To Be Most Accurate Atomic Clock In Space
Apparently terrestrial atomic clocks aren't accurate enough for some people, so a French team is taking the concept of an atomic clock into space. Keep reading to see just how accurate it is. Atomic clocks are extremely important in today's world. Telecommunications, the Internet, all major media sources, and an incredible list of important things we take for granted rely of timing and scheduling accuracy. The more accurate the better really - and the modern world literally could not operate as it does without such precision timing. Plus, there is a whole realm of scientific testing that requires precision timing such as this.The modern media industry became what it is today with the advent of quartz timing. An American invention, the devices used to take up an entire room for a single quartz clock (once clocks started being make - though not always American makers of course). They used to look like giant computers of yore. Atomic clocks are even more accurate (by leaps and bounds), an

Uniform Wares M40 Brushed Review
Over the last several years, Uniform Wares has made waves, becoming a trendsetter in the industry. Since their first series came out, countless brands have come on the scene trying to copy their aesthetic. Lugless cases, sterile dials and generally clean and minimal designs all around, are hallmarks of the British brand. And as they've continued to grown and refine their style, they have also have refined their manufacturing, now entirely done in Switzerland.I had the chance of meeting with them a few months ago to see their new watches, and the build quality was immediately apparent in everything. Remarkably sharp edges, tight tolerances and clean finishing all around. But one model stood out the most, the M40 Brushed Steel. Part of their modern case line (hence "M"), this watch struck me with its all metal dial. Using laser cutting and precise finishing, it's striking and beautiful. The M40 features a Swiss-made ETA F05.111 movement and comes in at $610 with either Italian calf or ru

Rubberclad Lume question
Hey guys, I've been entertaining the thought of buying my first AP and I think the Rubberclad fits the bill just right. I just have one question though, are the arabic numerals white or white with a slightly green hue? I've been looking at several pictures, and most of them have this slight tinge of green (I know it's the lume), but a few pictures show the numerals as 100% white. So is it just a matter of low light conditions hence the greenish look or did AP change the lume paint when they updated the RC?***Pictures are borrowed from members here on TRF. I apologize for using them, I can edit my post if you wish***From DavidSW:From TRF member Willygallardo

Vintage Omega Help
Hi everyone,I am a newbie to the forum and am looking for advice please.I own an Omega P.O 45mm (and love it) and have caught the 'Omega Bug' badly. I am interested in acquiring a vintage Omega for formal wear etc.I would appreciate any advice (or links to previous discussion threads) as to which models/calibres to look for or avoid?Thanks for your help in advance and regards to all.

SM300 Homage - PRS-14
I wanted to share my Precista PRS-14, a SM300 Homage. I recently outfitted the watch with an original Omega 1171 Bracelet w/the proper endlinks (filed to fit).I had already thought it was a lot of watch for the money, but now the bracelet brings it to a whole new level. Hope you like.