Hamilton Jazzmaster Seaview Black Dial Chronograph Men's Watch H37512131

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The central retrograde minute display may grab your attention, but it is only the appetizer. The unique jump hour display consists of a 12-link chain that looks like a tank track, powered by its own barrel. As they say on the late night commercials… but wait, there’s more. The movement of the jump-hour chain causes the entire escapement assembly to rotate 60o four times each day. With each new hour, the escapement assumes a new position. When it is time for the hour to change, the new digit takes four seconds to move into place. The designers purposely selected a “slow-motion” change, because an instantaneous change could generate shocks that might negatively affect the movement.The retail price is $200,000 in rose gold, and $219,000 in white gold. Specifications appear below the images.SpecificationsCaliber: In-house self-winding movementRegulating organ 18,800 vibrations per hour45-hour power reserveCase: Length: 50mmWidth: 44mmDepth: 17mmWater resistant to 30

Need help with my Sector
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Another clock thread...
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Book about Breitling
Someone is selling Breitling the Book on Ebay how much are they new including postage

New Adjustable Clasp for Speedy Pro 3570.5
So I¡¯ve been thinking about getting one of these Omega ¡°glidelock¡± style adjustable clasps, and I¡¯ve been reading online about them. Frankly, Rolex could care less if you want a glidelock clasp. Pay them their huge price, or just deal with not getting it. Omega is much simpler and more rational about it. Not having a nearly unlimited fund forces them to be responsive to their loyal customers demands. So it turns out there are 3 different adjustable clasps. They have a shorter clasp which has 3 adjustable positions. They also have two larger clasps that each have 5 adjustable positions. These clasps apparently work on many different models. However, it can get very confusing. I know more about Rolexes and which series number and bracelet goes with which model. Also, they seem to have very long model numbers. In all of my research, I never actually confirmed what specific clasp and links I would need for the 3570.5. After never figuring it out, I called Topper jewelers,