Jaeger-LeCoultre Ref. 140.8.93S

4N MVT01/D01/42 Watch
Poor us who would love to wear this watch but cannot afford it (now or ever). A truly cool design that I think will appeal to a legion of watch lovers and traditionally non-watch lovers, alike. The time is told in a simple digital manner on four discs. Because there are four numerals (assume it said like 11:25 for the full four numbers). And this is why the brand is called 4N. I think it is sort of funny how brands come about with a plan of just selling one watch. Basically, all future 4N watches can only have 4 numerals right? You see this type of one watch brand pretty often in the watch world. Once in a while, the brand does well enough to make more models.The model name of the watch is something a bit weird like 4N-MVT01/D01/42 - at least I think. I am just going to call it the 4N, just like I call the Cabestan Vertical Tourbillon Winch watch, the Cabestan watch. Inside the 4N watch is the MVT01 movement. Which is not a particularly clever way of indicating that it is their first m

Franck Muller is proud to present its new Agonium Draco watch
Franck Muller is proud to present its new Agonium Draco watch. It is inspired by the dragon, which has always enchanted people with its extreme power and unbelievable command of fire and time. The oldest mythical being in the world, it has lent its enigmatic and powerful character to the new model.

Sunday
I can only do Sunday.then travel home on Monday...-Sheldon

Hattori PC33 Movement - How to Remove Stem, Other Problem
I have a Westclox wristwatch with a PC33 Hattori movement. It has day and date. It keeps good time, but the day of the week doesn't seem to want to turn over properly anymore. Last night, the date did change properly after I set it. I polished the fading, cheesy gold tone off the face where remnants were left asymmetrically, and applied some Tarnex to the entire watch. I plan to apply some gold fingernail polish to the back where it is pitted and black, then a layer of the clear polish over it, per some advice elsewhere, for a quick, cheap "restoration", to prevent future pitting. (The stuff is cheap to buy, and after my next home cleaning, a new coat won't take long.)I am troubled by the non-functioning day of the week. I'd like to remove the stem, pull the movement, and try to clean the face of the watch. There seems to be some green material creeping on one edge, and the beginning of a brown stain. I thought some Tarnex might be effective with a Q-tip. I may also need to r

Any worthwile watch stores in Dusseldorf / Munich?
I'm going to be in Germany the next couple weeks, and wondering if there's any 'gotta see' watch stores. I'll be in Dufsseldorf most of the time, but will be heading down to Munich for a day, so if there's any there I should see please let me know.I've already done some research and plan on hitting Wempe's store in Dusseldorf (been wanting to see the Zeitmeister Moonphase for over a year but there aren't any of their stores here). Any others I should look into, especially the German brands that may not be available in stores in the US?