Omega Rose Gold MoonPhase Vintage Cosmic 2473

Hands-On: The Jaquet Droz Grande Seconde Tourbillon Ivory Enamel (And What Is And Isn't A Tourbillon)
Since tourbillons have become much more common since the end of the 20th century – largely due to modern manufacturing and assembly techniques that make it easier to achieve the precision necessary for them to work properly – now more than ever, it's not so much a question of whether you can do it, but how well it's done. With that in mind, let's take a look at an unusual, and unusually designed, example of the tourbillon as a piece of wearable, high-craft, design: an objet d'art for the wrist from Jaquet Droz. 1 OF 9 As always, with tourbillons it's good to have some context for what you're looking at. In this case, we've got a tourbillon that's a little different from the usual run-of-the-mill tourbillon (to the extent that there is such a thing in the first place).  This is not the first self-winding tourbillon ever made, of course – that honor goes to Audemars Piguet, who created the still record-holding self-wind

Aloha, new member
Aloha New member here. I've been reading your posts for a few months, I finally decided to become a member. I have a datejust II, that I bought for thanksgiving last year. This is my first rolex, and I've been very happy with it. It does run -2 seconds/day slow, and I would like to have it regulated. I understand that -2 sec/day is very good for a mechanical watch, but could be better. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Bye, bye, Omega
My enthusiasm for Omegas just ended, with the second dud out of three Speedies, all of which were bought new from ADs. My 21 month old Schumacher Red Legend came apart in my hand as I was attempting to change the date for October. The crown, which is not screw in, came away and fell on the floor. The watch - it really is a beauty - is on its way back to the dealer whence it came. Has anyone else had this problem with a virtually new watch? Mine has shared duties with half a dozen others and has had no hammer whatsoever. I remember the late, great Chuck Maddox telling me the automatic Speedmasters are rubbish and advising me not to buy. (I think it's the cal. 3313). If only I'd listened!

AP ROO 44mm platinum
Any live pics of this ROO 44mm ? Didn't know it even exist...

Buying Yachtmaster two tones - need your opinions
I want to buy a rolex two tone one, and this is my first rolex ever :)While i searched alot i found a seller offering a Rolex Yacht-Master 40 Steel & Yellow Gold Champagne Dial 16623. The seller offered it to me with 7700$With only the box and nothing else.Also the watch strap is too tight and the extra links are missed so its not a full strap, the seller told me its model 2009 while i cant find the engraved ¡°rolexrolexrolex¡± around the dial which supposed to be there starting from models 2006 and up ¡°as far as i know¡±.My question is: is it a good deal? Or no?I wish anyone can help me as i feel so confused.Does it worth 7700$? How much does it worth in real?I appreciate your opinions and comments many thanks :)