Omega De Ville Co-Axial Chronometer

Introducing The MeisterSinger Paleograph Chrongraph
Quick! How many hands normally appear on a MeisterSinger watch? One, right? Well, up until recently, that would certainly be the case. With the introduction of the MeisterSinger Paleograph, however, that answer is no longer entirely accurate. Sure, you've still got the singular hour hand (no minutes hand needed), but then there is a whole new compliment of hands showing up on the dial.These are most evident on the ivory-dialed version; although for me, I think I actually prefer the dark blue dial MeisterSinger Paleograph . Aside from my own color preferences, the dark blue dial sort of "hides" the chronograph functionality a bit more, making this look and feel more like a traditional MeisterSinger, in my opinion. Further confounding the expectations of a chronograph is the fact that there are no pushers flanking the crown.Therein lies another clever bit of design - while the Unitas 6497-1 provides the basic movement, MeisterSinger developed a column wheel chronograph module (with the a

Swiss Legend impulse
I came back from vacation last week to find all my automatics and mechanicals were dead. It has happened before, but this time I had an epiphany. As much as I enjoy the ritual of winding the watches, I have become a slave to them (winders just seem like a perversion somehow).The only ones that were still ticking were my Invicta Speedway and an old Timex quartz from years ago. They seemed so independent and defiant. For a moment I saw the autos as rather pathetic and helpless. Now, I know that anthropomorphizing watches is a sickness that requires professional help, but that feeling followed me for the rest of the week. I need something that I can just grab and go without thinking.So....when I saw Jim and Lior on Sunday, I decided to get a nice quartz dress watch. Most of mine are sports models so I rationalized it and acted on my newfound zeal for quartz. It's Swiss Legend SS with saphire crystal, screws in the links, ETA movement and solid end links. Nice big roman numeral markers and

Question - where to sell a Patek?
So, I was thinking, if I were to buy a Patek for 100K and then flipped it in 10 years... where would I sell it? I just don't think that this would be suitable for a forum sales area would be sufficient exposure? Am I wrong?

Pam90 Date Change
I just had a horrible experience with my Pam90 which brings me to question what I did wrong.I pulled my watch out of my box and wound it to about 50%. I then set the time to 9:30 pm. I then tried to change the date. The date wheel kept getting stuck halfway through the change. I didn't have a problem changing the date by advancing the time 24 hours though.I then changed the time, setting it forward a few hours and then tried to change the date again. No luck.I tried this several times thinking that maybe I just didn't have the crown in the right position. Got to a point where the date wheel was stuck halfway and wouldn't budge at all. I then cycled the time by 24 hours and the date didn't change at all like it had done before. Kept advancing the time and on the 3rd cycle the date changed. I then advanced the time to 12 noon and then the date changed worked fine...I then tried to change the date using the hour hands again and now the date changes at 3 am and not midnight...Any

Next Watch should be what?
Hello, Currently looking for a new watch to add to my collection. Can¡¯t decide what way to go. Thinking maybe an Omega, or Breitling. Looking for a nice piece to add that I will enjoy for years to come. Thanks for the advice and your time. Current CollectionRolex GMT Rolex SubC No DateRolex Explorer II Polar Breitling Transocean Chrono Breitling Chronomat GMT 44mm Oris Artix GT Oris Aquis