Hamilton American Classics Jazzmaster Viewmatic Men's Watch H32645555

Loiseau 1f4 Watch
The coolest part of this ultra-complex watch called the 1f4 is really tough to notice unless you are looking for it. Even though this timepiece is double-sided (quite literally and I will get to that), it is an automatic. The spinning rotor of the watch is placed in the bezel, actually both bezels. You see, the bezels are actually made out of sapphire crystal. Under them is a spinning piece of 18k gold (available in various gold colors) that is the rotor. The only problem is that the transition between the sapphire and the rotor is so smooth you can't even tell they are different. So to inform you that something is actually spinning, each rotor has a single inset diamond that spins around. This little feature is the beginning of one of the most technically sophisticated timepieces on the planet.My hands-on experience is with an unfinished 1f4 prototype. While it is mostly completed the lighter dial side is not get done. It still has additional finishing to receive as well as at least o

MSN, thanks for the input
I have talked further with the seller of the watch I showed at the start of this thread, and the price has improved somewhat, but it's still pretty steep. I may have to sell something to justify buying it. With regard to the different styles of hands used on the 2998 models, MSN, or others, is there a hard and fast rule as to which models had the "lollipop" sweep second hand or the sub dial hands that are tapered? I have seen the lollipop pictured with a few different versions, and I suspect many have been installed recently. I'd like to see one of those lollipops with working lum operating in the dark. It must quite a sight to see that glowing ball moving around the dial.

Lug Width
I've got a Flight Timer 2 that's a couple of years old not getting much wrist time. Thinking about getting a few straps to remedy that situation! Anyone know what the lug width is so I make sure and order the right size?

How tight to tighten the crown
Hey Guys, I have decided to bring my Tag watch out for some sunshine and air. I was just wondering how tight do I have to turn the crown to keep water out of the watch. I just have this fear about getting water in my watch. It has a push in crown and I tighten it until it cant turn any more. Is this ok or should I turn more. Common sense would say to stop but my OCD about watches won't really let me rest. So I came to the experts! Thanks

Not seeing either on the site
Does this Patek reference come with a full gold bracelet or is this a Custom made bracelet ????