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On The Block: Three Modern (But Out Of Production) Watches To Consider From Next Week's Antiquorum New York Sale
I am often asked if there are any watches being made today that I would deem collectible in the long run. While the every day answer would be, “no, at least not in the same way that vintage watches are collectible” there are some exceptions. We are in something of a renaissance of watchmaking, with new materials abound, millions of dollars in R&D budgets, amazing technology, and more appetite for mechanical timepieces than ever before. So there are bound to be some watches that we'll look back at and say, "Yup, that was special."Here are three modern watches, all made within the last four years, that I genuinely believe have a chance at being collectible down the road, all for sale in Antiquorum’s sale next week. A. Lange & Sohne Grand Lange 1 Lumen 1 OF 3 There aren’t many young brands that have attracted the eye of serious watch collectors like Lange – and their limited edition stuff, even more so. In 2012, we s

Master of time
Interesting page on the US Navy clock system. It provides time dissimilation across GPS and atomic clock system.tycho.usno.navy.mil/clocks.html

Anyone have any info about the 14790?
Hey guys,Wish you guys a pleasant day!Long story short for you guys; I have always been a fan of the Royal Oak(the bracelet is truly a work of art), but never got myself to venture as they always wore too large on my wrists. I gave the 15300 and 15202 a good chance, tried them on many many times, but the protruding lugs just didnt allow the watch to hug my wrists, and it would bother me.Being primarily into vintage watches, I am somewhat drawn towards the 14790.It is definitely not very old, at 36MM I believe it should be a fantastic fit, and has a nice blue dial.My only worry is that there is barely any information about this reference online.I have noticed different variants with the audemars piguet written as a straight text evenly, and another variant where the Letters A and P in the audemars piguet are higher/larger fonts.I also am unable to track back through the case back number to what year the watch would be dated to.I would appreciate if anyone has any information at all to s

Is it just me?
Or does Omega just make some of the coolest, most competent, elegant, durable, sylish, timeless, interesting, underrated and unassuming watches in the world?I've had a Seamaster PO 42mm for the last 5 years and it's been my go-to watch for tough weekend work. It has withstood the beating, kept great time, looks cooler than snot, is incredibly comfortable and continues to look like new (with just a healthy bit of patina). I also really enjoy the Speedy's and am sure one will find its way into my watch cabinet at some point as well. Might even be one of the new 9300 Speedy's!!...So I know we're in the Rolex Forums here, and that most of us own and enjoy Rolexes (and other fine watches), but I find the appeal of the Omega brand and its watches to be stronger than ever. Anyone agree?

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