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A Week On The Wrist: The H. Moser Endeavour Perpetual Calendar
H. Moser is one of those independent brands that isn't in our collective vernacular as much as others. Think about how often you hear the name F.P. Journe, or MB&F, or even Philippe Dufour and Laurent Ferrier. These are names that, to most watch folks, are relatively familiar. Moser, however, is not, and that's a shame because they have always been doing interesting things. Today, I will be reviewing the H. Moser Endeavour Perpetual Calendar, formerly known as the Perpetual 1. This incredibly thoughtful perpetual is absolutely the manufacture's most popular timepiece, offering something that frankly does not exist anywhere else. Let's get into it. Who Is H. Moser, Anyway? H. Moser, as we know it today, operates out of Schaffhausen, Switzerland – a town best known for being the home of another watch company. The original Heinrich Moser made a name for himself by selling Swiss watches to Russians in the 1800s. He was so successful that after just a

What Comes After?
Tom's thread regarding his decision whether or not to sell his 26 has brought forward a thread topic I've been considering....Q: What will be the fate of your watch / collection?Here we are busily acquiring and enjoying watches and, assuming we look after them, they will last a long time. However this means we are but their custodians for the short term. So then what will happen to them? Do you have a plan? If you were to drop off the perch at short notice is there some sort of documentation somewhere that will ensure your heir/s (a) know what they are receiving and (b) know the likely value - so they wont get ripped off? Or don't you care?Interested to hear whether you've had these thoughts and what your plans may be.I've "been there" before; being a geologist it was natural to collect minerals. After 20 years and $25,000+ spent I realised that neither my wife or kids were faintly interested. So leaving them to the family would have been more of a curse than a sensible thing t

The Family
Finally made a attempt to get them all in a picture.Not too thrilled with the result, but here they are..

Servicing Advice On Vintage Omega Constellation
Hi All, My first post on this forum - looking forward to gleaning and sharing as much info with everyone :)I have just recently started to enjoy the intricacies of watchmaking and am becoming an avid student of watches.I recently acquired a vintage Omega Constellation (1972 i am told but will get more details soon when i take it in for service).Just wondering if anyone can give advice on where i should take this to get serviced in the Sydney Australia region.I have been told that Omega actually do not service their watches in house anymore and just send it off to other experienced servicing centres in town. If this is the case, I am considering taking it directly to one of these service centres to cull the costs. Any thoughts or advice?Also, i will be taking photos of this watch soon to post up for all to enjoy :)I also inherited an old Cyma which i will post details of soonThanks in advance guys and girls

1st incoming for 2018
Just ordered a 116300 with Rhodium Arabic dial, I was not planning to order anything yet. That is my new year resolution out of the window, just have to wait for its arrival along with a watch for my partner.