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Something New from IWC
IWC¡¯s latest release has 550 parts and weighs a hefty 4 kilograms. It was three years in the making. It¡¯s sure to delight watch lovers everywhere, though it does not tell time. It¡¯s a book. As you would expect, IWC Schaffhausen. Engineering Time Since 1868 chronicles the company¡¯s history from the founding in 1868, but it also includes an unexpected ¡°book within a book¡±. More about that in a minute. The book has three authors. German journalist Manfred Fritz presents the comprehensive company history, compiled with careful attention to historical accuracy. Fritz comes from the area near Schaffhausen and he is a genuine watch enthusiast who has published a number of watch-related books. He previously authored Die Grande Complication von IWC (The Grande Complication of IWC), published in 1991. The book includes 500 illustrations, many of which have never been published before. The historical section looks closely at each of IWC¡¯s watch families dating back to the mid-1930s. The section c

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Concept CS1 Tourbillon GMT Watch
I was really happy to see a new Royal Oak Concept watch. It is hard to explain where this collection fits in to the Audemars Piguet watch collection. They aren't quite Royal Oaks, and they aren't quite Royal Oak Offshores. Rather, they are highly futuristic looking high-end watches that are another Royal Oak collection all together.There are a few Royal Oak Concept watches. The first one came out in 2002 as a 30th anniversary model of the Royal Oak watch. Since then a handful of these watches were released in a few different versions. The most recent model was the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Carbon Concept Tourbillon Chronograph. The case design has been consistent since the first Concept watch. What has changed are the materials and complications in the movement. The 2011 Royal Oak Concept Tourbillon GMT is one of the most simple versions, but very elegant in its design. It features the time, a tourbillon, and a GMT second time zone dial. At the bottom of the watch is a simple selection

NAWCC - A Friend, A Mentor, A Gift
It is not often one receives a gift from the person that is leaving, but a few days ago, Al Dodson who had been a lecturer at the National Watch and Clock School was returning to his home - Kentucky. Al had become a great friend to me here at the museum, apart from teaching me some watch repair, we used to chat daily on Horology and his knowledge combined with my enthusiasm took us along so many different paths of horology.Its about 1 week since Al left, and I miss him here a lot - he left me 'Dennis' to keep me company. Dennis! Dennis Who? Not 'Dennis the menace? No 'Dennis' the Hamilton. A lovely 64 year old friend.Here you go a yellow gold filled 1948 Hamilton 'Dennis'Now The Movement - 980 - 17 Jewel. S/no. G598648- 1948/9Even inside case is marked 'Dennis'And the box! Cool watch - great friendFinally the wrist shot:AcknowledgementAl Dodson - Friend, mentor and aficionadoNAWCC seeks to encourage and stimulate interest in the art and science of timekeeping.Find out what we¡¯re

Seiko diver where?
:):)in the desert? on a mountain? at McDonald Observatory @ Fort Davis Texaskind of the opposite of the SKX's natural environment, but it looked good there overlooking the small telescope..diver88:):)

Rolex Basel Announcement Timings
Hi allI've seen that Basel is kicking off at 11am CET but am I right in thinking that Rolex will announce at 12pm CET?I need to plan my meetings around this so we'd to be sure!Cheers Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk