Omega SPEEDMASTER Moonwatch APOLLO XV 35th Anniversary

The Value Proposition: The Hamilton Jazzmaster Regulator, With Hamilton Exclusive ETA Movement
The regulator clock gained traction in late seventeenth century watchmaking, before the time of radio-controlled master clocks. Their main purpose was to provide a central point of reference for clock and watch makers in a workshop. With separate dials for hours, minutes, and seconds, the clocks provided an easy way to get a precise read on the time when setting other devices. Regulator wristwatches, however elegant and interesting, can sometimes suffer from illegibility due to small dials and difficult layouts. However, with the Hamilton Jazzmaster Regulator, a traditional vertical layout is swapped for a more asymmetric design, resulting in an unexpectedly modern take on this old relic, and it's available for a reasonable price. 2 OF 7 The large dial, required for the dial layout, contributes to greater visual heft relative to a moderately sized 42mm case. 3 OF 7 The first thing you’ll notice about the Hamilton Jazzmaster Regulator is its size. At

Price list?
Does anyone know if there is a price list for IWC here or in the archive?

Bracelet Feeling A Bit Sloppy
So I'm driving home from work and I feel my watch sliding around more than usual on my wrist. When I get home and take it off, there is definitely som movement where the little post thing clicks into the grabber thing (sorry not very technical there). I'm 99% sure that this is not in my mind, and that it was not like this when I put it on this morning. Any thoughts or ideas? The watch is only 6 or so months old, I'm not rough on it.

5167 winding question
I was setting the date and when I went to wind the watch to power the reserve, I noticed that there were several moments when there was no resistance at all. The crown would just spin without the usual grinding sound that indicates it is winding. It would just turn, silently, without any resistance. I have a few months on the warranty... should I take it is or is this normal?Thanks, gents, for any insight.

Just sayin'
I visited a friend who works in one of those places that sell Rolexes today and he said so far this year they've delivered two DaytonaC's, 1 SD43, two Hulks, two BLNR's, 1 D-blue, and 1 SS Skydweller. Says they're supposed to get more next week too. And regular SubC's, Sub nodates, and black GMT have returned to the case.Guess the SS sports model spigot has been turned back on.