Omega De Ville Prestige Small Seconds 4613.30.02 Stainless Steel Bezel Stainless Steel Case Watch

Interview with Steve Laughlin of Benarus Watches
It's no secret that the Worn&Wound staff has enjoyed the watches created by Raven and Benarus, as well as their accessories division Suppa Parts. The affiliated companies (by partners Steve Laughlin and Ralf Schreiner) are known for watches that draw from past designs as well as looks that are very original. In the past, we've reviewed the Raven Deep, Raven Vintage, Raven Deep Tech, and Benarus Megaladon and have been generally impressed with the looks, finishes and technical achievements.We had the opportunity to ask co-owner Steve Laughlin, who is based in Overland Park, Kansas, about the past of Raven/Benarus/Suppa and where the companies are heading. As always, keep on the lookout on the Raven and Benarus websites for the latest news on their releases, as certain models tend to sell out quickly with a devoted fan base.How do you and Ralf come up with your designs, which are inspired by the past yet possess unique facets that make it distinctly yours?Ralf and I will discuss our

Recomendations for a friend on a 1st Rolex
A friend of mine has recently gotten into watches and would like to get a Rolex. He already has a 2254.50, and various beaters. He is not sure what Rolex model he wants. His price limit is no more than 10k. Thanks in Advance for your opinions! I think we have a WIS in the making!

Longines Admiral Automatic from the 70's
Hi there, I have some watches from my father I don't know how precious/valuable they are.For example this beautiful Longines Admiral Automatic watch. The watch works perfect and exactly.Which factors should I follow when I like to sell this watch?I like to get and share information about this watch beacause I don't know all about watches like this.You also can find the watch on eBay but I don't know if it's permitted to post eBay-Links here.Thanks in advance for telling me some information about this watch and it's rare occurrence.Best regardsLonginer

My baby's back!
MY MEISTERTAUCHER IS HOME!!! - YouTubeYes, it was exciting enough to make a video. if you've ever recieved a new watch in the mail, or an old watch that was serviced on the mail, you know the feeling. anyway, Al from Archer Watches not only returned a perfectly-running watch, but he included a DVD with photographs of EVERY. SINGLE. THING he did to my watch. it's amazing to go through. i'll post some pix of it later - nothing like seeing the guts of something u've had on ur wrist for 10 years, right?i also got all the paperwork and receipts from the testing machines, which is cool, plus a pen and peanut brittle. i didn't think my day could get any better when my watch finally showed up, but Al really went above and beyond my expectations for a watch servicing.FEDEX.jpgunboxing 2.jpgunboxing 4.jpg

Questions on AP calibers
Recently I have been exploring quite a bit AP literature and I had understood that their basic workhorse used to be the caliber 2121 with the 3120 taking progressively its place in all the basic models with cases of sizes which allow this. However, looking at prices models sporting the 2121 are constantly 2000 to 3000 US$ more expensive than those using the 3120. Is there anyone who can explain how these two movements compare?GLF