Invicta Force Chronograph Olive Green Gold-tone Stainless Steel Men's Watch 1876

Meistersinger Launches the New Circularis With Bespoke Movement
Meistersinger ¨C maker of the famous watch with one hand ¨C has announced a new watch with a new, bespoke, manually wound movement known as caliber MSH01. The movement features a striking design and some interesting technical features. Let’s take a look.The new watch is the Circularis, and it is the first piece in a new family of models powered by the all-new movement. Meistersinger developed the movement jointly with a Swiss partner. The two companies devoted three years to the project. The movement is highly distinctive ¨C its unusual geometry can¡¯t be mistaken for any other. The first thing you notice is the large, organically shaped bridge, then you see the prominent twin mainspring barrels, which together provide a smooth flow of power for a full five days. The twin barrels and the balance wheel form a triangle that gives the movement a balanced look. The movement is very well finished, with circular c?tes de Gen¨¨ve, angled and polished edges, mirror-polished bevels, thermally

Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pocket Watch Time Instrument
It is very unusual to look at a piece of such undeniable quality as the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pocket Time Instrument and find a number of more critical points sooner than anything else ¨C?but I guess this example is one that I will remember as proof that first impressions can be misleadingWith?the release of the Roger Dubuis Excalibur Spider Pocket Time Instrument, this Geneva-based?manufacture?has actually stepped up their game. At SIHH 2013, Roger Dubuis released the Quatuor (hands-on here), a watch with a weird name and a weirder (and amazing) movement: and so, in the past, it?may have been arguable to suggest that Roger Dubuis was a hair more concerned with the aesthetic than the technical, but with such a halo-piece, the?manufacture has proven beyond doubt that technical whimsies are very much a source of interest.And why am I so sure? Because four balance wheels is just excessive in a way that is rare to see even from some of the most ambitious of high-end Swiss watch bran

10:08?
Just curious, but checking out the watches on Omega's website, why are nearly all of the watches set to 10:08? Is it just a marketing ploy or something deeper?

AP service and parts for old watches
Does any one knows for how long will AP officially or unofficially service their watches and stock the parts for it? 20 years or 30 years? Or no limit? I heard that Rolex guarantee a 20 years time frame but typically can do much better than that. PP and Vc typically service their watches for life as I understand including some very old vintage pieces. This is obviously a concern if I move to the higher end and most costly watches because what I am buying now will becoming old watches in 20 to 30 years time. It will be good to have the assurance that my watch can be serviced at a much later period. By the way, I seldom heard of people talking about Vintage AP watches in this forum as well as others and it's seldom mention in watch magazines as well, only the latest RO or ROOs. Just wondering..

Omega Speedmaster Movement Question
Can anyone tell me - is the Speedmaster Professional (3870.50.31) an in-house movement? Looking to add this to my collection, and just trying to learn a little more. Thanks!