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Vacheron Constantin watch with a movement of the hand-wound
The choice of Sapphire for the curved Crystal is a useful modern update and offer great protection against scratches. The count in the 1921 American historical of Vacheron Constantin watch is a movement of the hand-wound which has been designed and manufactured in-house. The calibre of Vacheron Constantin 4400 is 28 mm in diameter, just 2.8 mm thick and has earned the seal of Geneva strict compliance with the standards established by the Canton of Geneva for mechanical movements of high quality.

Once upon a time.
.....in the east or west and somewhere in the far reaches of my mind, I seem to have this notion that more watches up to around the mid-70s had a combined date and day window which I had always found to be more useful.If you look at the Connie our friend Mr SP put up today, this is very evident as on my erstwhile and sadly, snatched Gold Connie which was similar to this oneSource-unknownas it is too in the vary rare automatic Speedy model 376.0822Picture - MorganNow if I had 10K to spare, I know what I'd do.....Sadly though these days one has usually to be content with just the date window. On some watches as you know, you are rather encouraged to refer to your cellphone, computer and for those who still use them, filofax thingies......does anyone remember them? What do you think pals about the day/date window? Is or was it a figment of my imagination or did we use to see more of them?In fact, would you like to have both the date and day windows on watches or do you consider the day wi

Wolf designs 1.5 winder
Please excuse my complete ignorance, but I have just bought a Wolf Designs module 1.5 winder without instructions. I know it looks simple but could someone please explain how it works. Is "a" clockwise? "b" anti clockwise and "c" bi directional? Or is there some other combination? Also when I put my Submariner on the holding pad the winder seems to stick a bit. its very free when no watch is attached. Is my sub too big? thanks for any help Knoffie

An explorer on Everest
A balmy afternoon on the east coast to ready my T16570 for the summer to come.Everest strap loving the AR cyclops.To those interested in comparing Everest and Rubber B, the Everest is thicker, slightly softer and a tad longer, but I prefer Rubber B because of its vanilla rubber scent, subtle but made a difference.I feel that Rubber B is better suited for the old / slimmer case, whereas Everest being slightly beefier is better suited for the 6 digit references, ie ceramics.

AD Inventories
Since I went on my search over the last couple of weeks almost every AD I spoke with had received watch shipments recently. I wonder where we will be in 5-6 months? Back where we were in December or will the watch cases be full. When I bought my SkyDweller yesterday the sales person told me they have a 2 year wait list on the Ceramic Daytona¡¯s.What do y¡¯all think?