Tissot Le Locle Automatic Ladies Watch T41.1.183.53

Thomas Prescher Nemo Captain Triple Axis Tourbillon Watch
Thomas Prescher?strikes you as the type of man that knowingly knows something you don't. What this special knowledge entails doesn't seem to matter, but the German-born watchmaker regularly smiles reassuringly with a gleam in his eye that seems to tell you he's figured something out about life that you haven't. It could all just be something about his confident personality. He isn't terribly forward with it, but he isn't shy about reminding you that he, and only he possess certain techniques that make his little machines possible to produce. Once again he releases a watch with his special form of?triple axis tourbillon.Prescher is a compact man who currently lives in Switzerland producing a handful of rather intensely horological items each year. He has a bit of a reputation for being a rogue agent. Thomas does things his own way having a marked anti-establishment streak which seems typical with many independent watchmakers. Perhaps with good cause. For the most part Thomas is an autod

Is your Seiko skx009/007 movement jittery?
I just received my Seiko skx175/009 a day ago and am a bit worried about the movement of the second hand. I have a Rolex Oyster and it's second hand moves seamlessly across the dial in a fluid, continuous movement. However, my Seiko's second hand just seems a bit jittery. It isn't smooth or fluid at all. It never quite stops, however it just seems to be continuously darting forth. Is this normal for this model? BTW, It's hardly gained any time in the past day.

If Money Were No Object, One of These Would be the Watch (Post your own wish list)
Not quite sure it is the watch maker, Audemars Piguet, but certainly is this style.First is a model from 1978The last two come from their current collection.So, what is the "look" you like, even if it currently isn't in your budget? Pictures please!

26320OR vs 26470OR vs 26401RO
Anyone know the height difference between the 3 watches from lug to lug? I have the 26320OR and tried on the two offshore's in 44 & 42 recently as i might upgrade and i feel the 44 is the shortest from lug to lug despite it being a 44.

Frustration Setting, Timing New 5140 (calibre 240Q)
I love my first Patek, a new 5140-R-011 with the latest 2014 opaline silver dial, purchased 12 days ago from an AD. It's been my dream to own a PP perpetual calendar for many years, and, after the price drop, plus a generous discount, I bit. Now that it's been on my wrist for 12 days, I decided to reset the time, which seemed slow by between 5 and 10 seconds. I certainly have no complaint about the accuracy, but setting a watch without running seconds and without a hack is proving a monumental pain. First, I've noted that my dial seems not perfectly calibrated. The minute marker dots appear not to be uniform in their placement, and some are 5 or more seconds off, when compared to others? Given that problem, I decided it was necessary to time the watch just as the minute hand centered over the very same minute dot each hour. But, even using a loupe, it's difficult to see exactly when it's centered over the tiny dot. I then decided that the most accurate way to set the time was t