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Video: WatchTime Interviews Chopard’s Karl-Friedrich Scheufele
At the Baselworld watch fair in March, the online media team from our German sister site, watchtime.net, caught up with Chopard president Karl-Friedrich Scheufele for an exclusive video interview. Here, online editor Katharina M?schl speaks to Scheufele about the new Classic Manufactum and its new movement by Fleurier Ebauches, as well as Chopard’s push to incorporate more in-house movements in its collection and its investments in a new technological center in Fleurier. Click below to watch the video (conducted in German, with English subtitles added).

German Watchmaker Marco Lang Of Lang & Heyne To Lecture At The Horological Society Of New York
The Horological Society of New York welcomes Marco Lang of Lang & Heyne for a special event on Tuesday, November 17, 2015. Mr. Lang will lecture on the Saxony Way of Independent Watchmaking, and you are invited. 1 OF 2 Marco Lang, Lang & Heyne As a fifth-generation watchmaker, Lang learned early on to value the art of watchmaking by observing his father. He fulfilled his dream of owning a watch manufacture with the foundation of Lang & Heyne, based in Dresden, Germany. 2 OF 2 Lang & Heyne - Albert Lang & Heyne's work is based on two pillars; one is using modern manufacturing systems (CAD or CNC), and the other is using traditional methods. The Lang & Heyne watchmakers often use rediscovered techniques from previous centuries, resulting in timepieces that have a distinct German style. At this HSNY special event, Marco Lang will discuss the creative process of Lang & Heyne watches. All are welcome at the lectur

How Many Watches Do You Wear in a Day?
I know my obsessive-compulsive partner in crime here in the GF - the one and only Mr. Foghorn - changes watches at least twice. As do I. However, I have actually worn five different timepieces in the same 24 hour period.What about you?

New Aquaracer From Tag Heuer
AquaracerAutomaticWAF2010.BA0818Movement: TAG Heuer Calibre 5 - Automatic Watch ¨C Day-DateGlace: Scratch-resistant sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatmentCase: Fine-brushed steel with polished edgesDimensions: 41 mm.Dial: Black or silver dial with spiral effect in exterior zone, and polished-finished hands. Hand-applied indexes with luminescent markers. Hand-applied monochrome TAG Heuer logo and polished Day-Date frame at 3 o¡¯clock.Screw-in polished crown and caseback for water resistance to 300 meters. Caseback engraved with diver decoration.Unique dual bezel composed of fixed black aluminium/steel ring and unidirectional turning bezel in fine-brushed steel with polished studs and minutes scale: * Engraved numerals with black varnish on the turning base * Luminescent dot at 12 o¡¯clockBracelet: 3-row alternate fine-brushed and polished steel bracelet with double safety clasp and diving extension system or black rubber strap with protruded TAG Heuer logo & inscription

wish list: Seamaster museum piece
Would anybody else like to see Omega reissue a Seamaster from the late 50s or 60s (perhaps in their museum collection)? It seems to me like a reissue of the vintage Seamaster or Seamaster DeVille from the late 50s/early 1960s, or even a Seamaster 300 reissue from the 1960s, would be good sellers. It certainly worked for Longines with the Silver Arrow.These are some great looking vintage watches, but I am a little nervous of buying one due to the apparent ease with which they are counterfeited.