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Historical Perspectives: A Look At The Horological Society Of New York, Owners Of A Unique Watchmaking Library, And The Oldest Horological Society In The United States
Twenty-one years ago the Bulova School of Watchmaking in New York City closed its doors. As the staff was cleaning and packing, they came across an extensive library of horological books and ephemera. Some of the books were hand-bound in leather, adorned in gold leaf, with personal dedications from the authors. Others were extremely old, dating from the 18th century. In addition, they found hand-calligraphed meeting minutes and accounting records. All of these items comprised an incredible horological resource and they were not sure what to do with them. The staff needed to be out of the building at the end of the day and hand over the keys. Urgent calls were made and that same day a large van arrived to retrieve the library. The books were quickly piled into the van and driven off. Storage was found in NYC’s Upper West Side and the library was locked away for decades. 2 OF 14 The library in question is one of the largest collections of rare horological texts in the

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The Bonus Gods will smile on me at the end of the month, as they did when I bought my Oris.For various reasons, this will likely be, however, the last time they smile so.So I want to buy a watch that will keep me happy for a long time, as I likely won't spring for a watch that's over $500.00 for some time.I've had my eye on a number of fine pieces and, I swear, this is as far down as I can narrow the choices. So, if you'd all be so kind, tell me which you would go for, and why.The Omega Planet Ocean:The Sinn 303 Silber Ty:The Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Classic:The Oris Carlos Coste:The Rolex GMT Master II:Ordinarily, I'd keep my "pain threshold" to about $2,500.00. However, given that this is likely the last time I'll be spending more than a few hundred dollars for the foreseeable future, I'm going to allow myself to ignore that.I really like all of these watches. A lot.So, which would you go for, and why?

Introduction to everyone
Hello all,I thought I would jump into the mix. New to the forum, but not new to watch forums. Have been pretty active in other forums, and needed some fresh air. I came here looking for a broad array of watches and it looks like I found it. Looking forward to interacting with everyone.Jeff

which chrono do you like more?
I recently bought 2 of my favor watches, which one do you like more?AP 26320st black, for myselfRolex 116515 chocolate, for my wifenot trying to compare them, I just simply like them both, and is my top list that I can afford for now, please let me know what you think, IMG_9868 by , on FlickrIMG_9860 by , on FlickrorIMG_9856 by , on FlickrIMG_9788 by , on FlickrIMG_9749 by , on Flickr

rolex date date platinum - different ice blue dials ?
I have just fulfilled one of my dreams. After buying in the past years a patek calatrava, a lange etc. I went back to rolex and bought a day date in platinum. I have a question regarding the ice blue dial As you can see in these pictures the model without diamonds have a typical ice-blu color The one I decided to buy has a lighter or more muted ice blue as you can see below. Both are brand new and from the rolex boutique:Here you can see it in natural light:The boutique was not entirely sure about the difference but the assumption is that the ice blue colour changed from the previous one (the one in the diamond version that I got) vs. the new one that is darker. What do you think ?Did I make the right choice ? :)ThanksChristian