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Montblanc is the Official Timekeeper of the 2010 Belmont Stakes
Montblanc has announced that it will serve as official timekeeper for the Belmont Stakes thoroughbred race on June 5, 2010 at Belmont Park in Elmont, NY. At 1.5 miles, the Belmont Stakes is the longest and most demanding of the Triple Crown races. During the winner’s circle presentation, Montblanc North America President and CEO Jan-Patrick Schmitz will award a Montblanc Nicolas Rieussec timepiece to the owner of the winning horse. Montblanc shares a historical connection to horse racing through its Rieussec-inspired chronograph. As the dedicated watchmaker for Louis Philippe, the last king of France, Rieussec made history on September 1, 1821 when he succeeded in recording the times of all the horses as they passed the finishing line to an accuracy of a quarter of a second. To capture the running times of the horses, Rieussec used a device in which he ¡°wrote time¡± using two rotating discs placed beneath an ink-filled marker. By pushing the button on the device, the tip would com

The Watch Mathematics Competition
I just invented this in my head and hope you'll find it fun. Idea is simple: give as tough as a balanced equation as you can. Single rule is - make sure you post pictures to illustrate your math Let me start with an example: Chopard 1937 = Nomos Zurich + Zenith Elite Ultra Thin criteria = prices of in-house dress watchesis priced as much as below two+If you like the play - post your watch math

Vintage Helbros Diver
030.JPG031.JPGI came across this old Helbros Diver in fair condition. Sadly when my watchmaker was finishing up the rebuild he ruined the bezel polishing the crystal. Seems I am always needing a bezel for something. Does anyone know the model? it is marked West Germary

Calling all vintage Speedy guru's!
Thought I'd post the picture of the old girl again in a new post, any thoughts as to why Omega decided to produce a blue bezel in 1965/1966 would be much appreciated, as well as any thoughts as to how many other examples may exist?Also one of my everyday De Ville, again been in the family since new when my grandfather purchased it in 1968. Love the clean design and timeless elegance of this watch, maybe that's why I love the Speedy so much, and the non date Sub.Reading these forums there are quite a number of people very much in one camp or the other when it comes to Rolex & Omega. Me, I just appreciate classic design, whether it begins with an R or an O...

What's all the fuss about the Nautilus?
Well, now I know. My AD showed this to me, and I had to have it. No other words needed! Sent from half way through the Kessel Run using Tapatalk