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Omega limited edition watch
To commemorate the Olympic Games 2008 in Beijing, Omega sequentially from the last year (last year, the last days of 288, 188 days, 88 days, and the day of the opening of the hippocampus was launched limited edition watches Beijing XXIX) introduced five series of limited edition of corresponding to paragraph Omega watchs, series limited edition collector of the Beijing Olympic Games and the six included the hippocampeSpeedmasterCity chronograph men and women in the Series Collection eternal Olympic (Timeless Collection).

A. Lange & S?hne Opens Third U.S. Boutique In Miami Design District
This month, German manufacture A. Lange & Söhne is opening its third U.S.-based boutique, this one in Miami’s Design District. The boutique is the brand’s fourteenth retail location in more than 60 countries throughout the world, and will provide access to everything from base 1815 three-handers to complicated novelties. The newest location in Miami joins U.S. boutiques located in Palm Beach (see our photo report of that location here) and New York (see our video report here). 2 OF 3 The newest boutique features signature colors, textures, and surfaces in order to invoke a suitable representation of the Saxony manufacture. It’s an environment that reflects the identity of Lange itself through innovative technology and traditional craftsmanship. The boutique will provide an impeccable environment for those discovering the brand for the first time, as well as those already familiar with it. 3 OF 3 “The new site is an important

Hamilton Boulton - sub-second dial design query
Hello,Vintage Hamilton newbie here and loving every minute of it. I have recently procured the pictured Boulton and have a question with regards to the type of sub-second dial. You will note that the sub dial is of a rectangular design with every 10 seconds marked and is not sunk. The hand also extends backwards a little bit. I have never seen a Boulton with this style of sub second dial before (or find any on the internet) and was wondering if anybody can provide any history to this?Was this dial a limited production version or was it always available but not as popular as the circular sunken style? Personally I love the style and think it compliments the shape of the case nicely. It also provides a contrast to my other Boulton which has the more common sub second dial. The condition of this watch is nice overall and I managed to get hold of it at a reasonable price - lovely to wear. Any help or information as to its heritage would be much appreciated,Many Thanks,Rich.PS - apologies f

This hobby costs too much!
Not just monetarily either so keep your eyes on the Sales Forum. I've got to get rid of the majority of my collection so a fire sale will be happening soon. :eek: I need to become a normal human again, and that means forsaking all this neurotic WIS behavior. I'm going to put the pictures of all dress watches (vintage or not) in one hat and pull a winner, then offer the rest for sale. It will be a pity but it's one important part in my own 12 step program. Next comes the sports watches - since my Breitling was a gift, it stays but the rest must go. I'll still keep my grandfather's Bulova and the Orange Monster as a beach/fishing beater. 4 watches. ONLY 4 WATCHES. That's all that's going to be left. As for the others: get'em while they're hot!

Setting Time on ROC
Hey,Could I check, is it possible to get the seconds hand to stop while setting the time for a ROC?