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Artist Profile: The Imagery Of Time With Olga Narozhna
People starve to be different. The least likely of places you¡¯d expect find individualism was Soviet-controlled Ukraine in the 1970s. Let me tell you about finding uniqueness among the seemingly generic, and a person that discovers and displays it.It was purely accidental that I learned about Olga Narozhna and her work. She is a one of the kind artist, hard to find if you are not looking in the right places. Olga is an artist consumed with the representation of time. Most of her work incorporates some component from a watch or clock, working or in fragmented form. The imagery of time is beautiful to Olga, ¡°I see clocks as art, and then as the time.¡±Artists like Olga don¡¯t exist to be found, so one has to probe. eBay is a waypoint for the interesting, the hard to get, and the value-endowed. Recently, I found an interesting type of watch that I had never seen before. It wasn't a particular brand, nor was it anything mass produced, but rather a piece of watch art. Labeled under the item t

Please help identify watch! Brightly coloured balls on side.
Hi, this is probably a stupid question, but I've googled it for almost an hour and I can't find the answer.I was reading something a couple of weeks ago that mentioned a particular watch - it may be a 60s/70s watch and possibly from france. It was absolutely beautiful and extremely distinctive, which is why I'm confused I can't find the name of it anywhere. I think it was being re-released and the price range was around ?300-?400.It was mainly black, but an odd long rectangular shape and it had very distinctive balls on the side, a bright red one, a yellow one and a blue one. they were possibly over the "stems" (is that the word?) but the case was cut away around them, making it particularly remarkable looking.Anyway, please help! I'm sorry I don't really know anything about watches, as you can probably tell...

"Kill Bil Vol.2" Fake Rolex?
A few minutes ago I was watching Quentin Tarantino movie called "Kill Bill Vol.2". In one episode I saw Ralex Daytona. But it doesn't look authentic. I attach shot from the movie. I have never owned a Rolex, but as I know subdials should depend to chronograph. Here it shows the date and the day. What do you thing? Here is the picture:

Spring is here!
Got through the tough winter, and had some nicer weather recently, the Nautilus really enjoyed it.

World timers - are they still useful?
I think the Patek world timers are great looking watches, with an artistic and well executed complication, but with countries changing their timezones it's becoming increasingly less useful.First it was Moscow, and today i read that Spain is considering moving its clocks back an hour to GMT. When you factor in the inconsitent observances of DST, I'm happy to report i'm no longer tempted...Curious how others feel. Does anyone buy these for their useful complication, or it is simply about the aesthetic?