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Arnold & Son Adds 3 New Versions of the UTTE
Spring has sprung, and with it new colors are everywhere. Arnold & Son has given us a spring of its own: the La Chaux-de-Fonds brand just introduced three new variations on its renowned UTTE model. Here’s a look at the new hues and materials Arnold & Son has on offer. Arnold & Son created great buzz in 2013 when it launched the UTTE ¨C a name that stands for “Ultra-Thin Tourbillon Escapement.” In fact, you could say that the UTTE was a major part of Arnold’s rise to prominence as a small, high-end Swiss brand. The UTTE movement is something to behold: it’s just 2.97 mm thick. Cased up, the watch is still only 8.34 mm thick. It has a 42-mm-wide case and a dial that leaves plenty of open space so you can admire the workings of its flying tourbillon, which rises above of the dial at 6 o’clock.Until now, the UTTE has only been available with lighter, engraved dials: a guilloch¨¦, for instance, or a wave pattern. Now Arnold & Son is introduc

A message posted at WUS by me
ErnieFrankly, I am angry over what has happened at the Omega Forum, and I will spend less time here. "Ernie's forum, Ernie's rules." That also makes you the one responsible for what has happened here. You are the one ultimately responsible for the choice of moderators, for the choice in how forums are currently moderated, how they have been moderated in the past and for the banning of members. Much of what has happened in each of those areas I cited I haven't been in agreement with . . . . but your forum, your rules. Some of my anger stems from this. This entire "series of unfortunate events" was largely unnecessary and has been the result of a series of poor decisions by you and your moderating team, in my opinion. I also feel you have been less than straightforward in the basis of your decisions. I don¡¯t contest your ability and responsibility to make decisions; and may not, in some cases, disagree with them. This is not about your decisions, it is about your attitude towards the for

Seiko Starfish Diver SKZ283K
Another Seiko rerun? The Seiko Starfish automatic is a homage to their Starfish Kinetic SGT234P diver from the 90s. This diver caught my attention as it is released under Seiko Superior range. It is powered by the 7s36 movement and the finish is a notch higher then the popular Monster. Seiko SKZ283KLove it or hate it? I am hoping to see the return of 6309-7040 homage.

MB&F HM2-SV unveiled!
MB&F presents Horological Machine No2-SV, featuring a room-with-a-view crystal-clear sapphire case with titanium back. With its totally transparent case, HM2-SV offers unprecedented visual access to the painstakingly hand-finished, 349-component engine powering the indications on its iconic twin dials. Sapphire's hardness is second only to diamond, which makes the whole top half of the case (the most exposed half) extremely scratch-resistant. This is a timepiece that will keep its good looks for a very, very long time. While wristwatches have long featured synthetic sapphire crystals, its use in watchcases has been much more limited, and with good reason. Sapphire retains its strength at high temperatures, has zero porosity and only reacts with acids above 300¡ãC. However, the very properties that make it so attractive as a potential case material also make it immensely difficult to work, requiring sophisticated diamond tools to machine, and then it needs to be very carefully polish

Montbrillant Olympus
Hi, Wondering how you guys think about this watch? Thinking about it for few years, but always end up getting either Rolex or Panerai. But today, Finally got one. Quick iPhone pic.