Omega Constellation Chronometer 35mm

New Richard Lange Zero Restart “Referenzuhr”
Lange’s Richard Lange family of timepieces is dedicated to the scientific aspects of horology with a focus on precise timekeeping. With resettable subsidiary seconds, the Richard Lange ¡°Referenzuhr¡± carries on a tradition dating to the early 19th century. Actuating the push piece at 2 o’clock instantly resets the seconds hand to zero, where it remains so long as the push piece is depressed, while the movement keeps running. This sleight of hand (pun intended) is achieved via a vertical clutch that reengages when the push piece is released, restarting the seconds hand instantly. This complication facilitates synchronising watches and clocks at different locations: the actuation of the push piece synchronises the seconds hand of the instrument with that of a reference clock exactly when its hand passes the 60-seconds mark (¡°zero¡±). This action ¡°stores¡± the time of the reference clock and allows it to be transferred to other timekeeping instruments. In 19th century Dresden, th

decisions, decisions - gold or steel?
Got a box recently from my friend at my favorite AD's. And no, it wasn't a watch. He's been trying to get me one of these for awhile (probably just to get me to stop bugging him ). I'd had the steel, now I have the gold to go with it tooNow I have choices!!! So the question is now - which one to wear, steel or gold....Or I could just pair them both up with their own pal :D

Bought my first Hamilton mens bartley watch movement 980 27 jewls
hey peeps i just bought my first Hamilton watch. its Hamilton bartley watch movement #980 17 jewls and works pretty good is this rare watch

Strap combinations that's just right...
My Trulli on a red crocodile that came off the Rhone-Fusterie and the RB2 strap on the red themes.....these 2 combos work for me. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

5159
Greetings TRF,After thinking a rather long time about the next timepiece I'd review I thought I'd give this model a try. Given that it is the only Grandes Complications model I've had the chance to actually handle and that it is a model I particularely love I think the choice was quite the no-brainer (besides, I hope one of our friends around here who happens to own one will chime in to give his opinion on it...).Today's review: the Patek Philippe 5159- The case: The watch's first forte, the officer's case is a wonderful asset of this timepiece. Everything on it gives you the feeling that you have a vintage watch on your wrist: the big round crown, the straight lugs with their screws replacing the usual springbars and, when you take a look on the other side, the gold hinged dust cover hiding the sapphire crystal case back that displays the movement. I must admit I used to feel a tad strange while looking at such lugs on watches as I thought they were cut too roughly off the case but th