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SIHH: Lange’s New Saxonia Annual Calendar
At SIHH today Lange unveiled their new automatic winding Saxonia Annual Calendar. Available in white gold and in pink gold, the diameter is a modest 38.5mm, but the design focus was legibility and the watch is quite easy to read. The look is pure Lange and this piece offers much of the visual appeal of its perpetual calendar big brother. The movement features the famous Sax-O-Mat zero reset function which stops the movement when the crown is pulled out and resets the seconds hand to zero to allow easy syncronization with a reference time signal. The moon phase is accurate to within 1 day in 122 years. As an annual calendar, the date needs to be adjusted just once per yearplete technical information appears below the images, which you may enlarge with a click.The Saxonia Annual Calendar is priced at 27,500 euro in both white gold and pink gold.Technical DetailsMovement: Lange manufacture calibre L085.1 SAX-0-MAT, self-winding, crafted to the most exacting Lange quality standards and la

A Week On The Wrist: The Omega Speedmaster 'First Omega In Space'
This week on my wrist is the Omega Speedmaster “First Omega In Space,” a watch inspired by a historically important model worn in space on October 3, 1962, by U.S. astronaut Walter Schirra – an event to which the new model owes its name. We raved about the FOIS when it was introduced in 2012. An affordable manually wound chronograph with great history, it seemed to hit a chord with both the nostalgic, and those new to the brand. It certainly looks the part, but how does it feel on the wrist? 1 OF 15 The story goes that Walter Schirra decided to go watch shopping in Houston, Texas, a few months before the Mercury-Atlas 8 mission, knowing he would become the fifth man to travel to space. Perhaps he wanted to mark the momentous occasion. That part remains legend, though, as a second-generation aviator and military pilot, Schirra would most probably have heard of OMEGA and its relatively new racing chronograph. The Speedmaster, with its black dial inspired b

Price on Milgauss GV
Hey all I am thinking of buying a used Milgauss GV that was purchased new January 2012. The seller is asking $7,200,- for it. Any of you know what would be a good price to pay for a used Milgauss GV?

Help with Elgin Shockmaster Repair and dating.
Hello, I am very new to the world of vintage watches and recently purchased an Elgin Shockmaster Automatic but the winding rotor is not attached and appears to be broken at the attachment point. I have tried researching on how to rotor is attached but all I find is pictures and it looks like its just sitting on a shaft with no screw. I would love to repair this watch myself which is the reason I spent so little on a "project" So any tips would be great. I will attach a few pics for reference.Edit: Also any help on identifying the age would be greatful. The serial number on the case back is u790325, which states the watch is from 1947 but from what I read Elgin started using swiss movements later in the 50s so any help is appreciated.

Trade in dilemma!!
I have a Lange zeitzone in platinum that is not getting any wrist time so I'm working on a deal to trade it in towards a PP 5235. Interestingly, the AD has 2 pre-owned in stock. One is complete with box and papers and the other 5235 does not come with the cert of the origin. The cash I need to come up on the one without the cert of origin is $12.5k and the one with the cert is $17.5k!!!!! What do you think? I do prefer to have the complete package but $5k for the cert of origin seems high.