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Audio: Excerpts from our Interview with Arnold & Son Watchmaker S¨¦bastien Chaulmontet
In WatchTime’s March-April 2014 issue, on sale March 18, technical editor Mike Disher gives you the skinny on Arnold & Son’s Ultra-Thin tourbillon watch, the UTTE, in an in-depth watch test. Click below for audio excerpts from Disher’s one-on-one interview with the man behind the watch, Arnold & Son’s head of movement development, S¨¦bastien Chaulmontet.In the interview, Chaulmontet discusses the technical challenges he faced while designing the UTTE, including the need to develop entirely new tools to create the tourbillon movement; and the steps he made to make the movement durable despite its remarkable thinness.

Komono Watches
Does anyone know of any watch web stores that are located inside the U.S. that sell Komono watches?? If not, what are your opinons on buying watches online from outside the U.S.. I am just trying to figure out weather or not to order online internationally.

Hottest Watches on the Market
What are the hottest watches on the market?Our vote for the top two are Cartier Ballon Bleu and Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore.Here's our full list: Hottest Watches on the Market ? Used Luxury Watches, Pre-Owned Luxury Watches, Buy And Sell Luxury Watches Online at eRelyxWhat do you think??

Picture Debt Repaid - Vostok K3
Sorry this has taken so long - I have a string of excuses if you would like to hear them - not really huh? Oh well, on with the show!The traditional bga shot:Obviously no AR, but nice detail on the dial. Screw down crown with a unidirectional bezel. Interesting complication - the day & night indicator. I know what you are thinking, just look out the window - but you can't do that on the Red October (in a submarine)...I like the attention to detail on the movement (a Vostok 2416). The blued screws are painted (not actually blued) - but a nice touch. I also like the rotor - excellent detail for a watch at this price point. As you can see, this is a "limited" edition watch - only 3,000 made (unless they can sell more I am guessing).I am a little disappointed in the finishing quality. Look at the lug on the bottom left (the second hand is pointing at it) - it was not fully brushed. A little detail that speaks loudly - although, that is the only thing wrong with the watch. The

The Stem of the Problem
Are the winding stems (with crowns) interchangeable between the Gruen 510 and Gruen N510R movements?