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When Autodromo debuted earlier this year, they did so with an interesting and distinct line of watches that were exclusively quartz powered. Nine times out of ten, the average watch nerd would likely prefer a mechanically powered watch and this is just what Autodromo has announced with their newest model. The new Autodromo Monoposto is the brand's first mechanical model and it is a beautiful one at that.The Monoposto is built around a 43 x 10 mm stainless steel case with wire-style lugs and a distinctly vintage vibe (aside from the admittedly modern sizing). Exposed above the dial is a domed KL glass crystal which has a sapphire coating. "Monoposto" translates to "single seat" and the crystal on the Monoposto features a red strip that is meant to recall the days before race cars had rev limiters. Mechanics had to apply a red strip to the glass on a car's tachometer so that the driver would have a way to quickly check if they were pushing the engine too hard. While I think that this may

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Orbita Sparta winder lid opening question?
Hello everyone, I recently bought a Orbita Sparta Deluxe 2 winder (that is the one with a wood case that holds two watches). On Orbita's official website: it is stated that the winder has enclosed suede-lined wood cases with a balance lift-up top (orbita.net/pages/12208.htm). Per my understanding that means the lid will open approx. 90 degrees and stays upright stably. A youtube video review (youtube/watch?v=zsBT7n_qPio) also shows the lid will stay upright stably.However the lid on my case will not stay upright. The hinge opens 180 degrees so the lid cannot stay straight-up and will open further until it touches the back of the case and become almost parallel to the desktop.I emailed my dealer asking this problem and they replied that they've checked 3 other units in stock and all are the same as mine (i.e., with no balanced lid). They suggested that I email Orbita for a clarification.I emailed Orbita and they replied:your lid will stay up as soon as it gets a little movement to loos

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New addition to the collection - Planet Ocean 600M Titanium
Hello everyone here at TRF! I'm so excited to be able to share my new addition with you all today. As a little back story, I have never been a big fan on Omega. I'm not exactly sure why?? But I have just always focused my passion and purchases on other brands such as Rolex, Patek, ALS, etc. Well just a few days ago I was presented with the opportunity to pick up this piece for what I feel to be a really attractive price and I just had to give Omega a shot.Well, now having been on the wrist for a couple days, I must say I could not be more impressed with this watch! It's the titanium model, so it is super light and may be the most comfortable watch I own (and I own a Patek Aquanaut!). In addition, this is the smaller 37.8mm size which works out extremely well for my smaller wrist size. I've never been a fan of oversized watches, so to have such a robust watch with 2,000 feet of water resistance in such a compact space is simply incredible! I've seen some of the Omega videos tha