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Today's Featured German Watch Brand...Meistersinger
info and pics from watchbuys.comSometimes you hit a home run.In our continual quest to find "undiscovered" brands that represent outstanding quality and design, we met Manfred Brassler. Manfred is responsible for designing MeisterSinger mechanical watches in Altenberge, Germany. MeisterSinger watches owe their simplicity to watch designs from the 1940's, which is often referred to as the golden age of mechanical watches. All MeisterSinger watches are designed in Germany, and made in Switzerland for excellent fit and finish.All MeisterSinger watches feature two-digit numerals to reflect the hour, and needle hands. These features give the watches an instrument effect. Further, the crystals themselves have a slight magnifier effect both for legibility and design purposes.Starting with a case that is almost the perfect size by today's standards, 43 mm, MeisterSinger uses only fine brushed stainless steel with a polished bezel. The dials are fantastic, both in color and design, and again dr

26320 Chronograph doesn't reset to zero?
Hi guys, need some forum adviceRan my new 1 week old ROC chronograph for around 40mins today (I forgot it was running) and when I stopped and reset the chronograph, the chrono hand jumped to the 55sec mark! Naturally I panicked and forgot to take pictures - After fiddling about with it a couple of times more, starting and resetting the chrono 3 times it finally reset to zero. Has anyone else encountered this issue? Called AP service center and they mentioned it may be due to the oils in the chrono not distributed evenly. I'm currently running the chrono again trying to recreate the problem. Any advice would be great.

Major problem with the Speedy! Anybody run into this?
So my new Speedy Tuesday is already in the shop! The watch runs fine in normal mode, but when I click the Chrono pusher in to start the Chrono feature, the second hand stops at the 47th second and the entire watch stops working. Then as soon as I slightly turn the crown, the watch starts working again and the second hand starts ticking again and will sometimes stop again between the 49th and 58th second. Pretty aggravated to say the least!!!! However, i really like the staff where I bought it and it seems they are doing their best to remedy. They called all over to get a replacement but there are none anywhere. SO, anybody run into this????

The Watch Industry
As I measured the pulse of my patient utilizing a blue dial timex I observed on their wrist a Rolex. At that particular instant, I began to wonder why one would consider such an extravagant ornament which was, in hind site, approximately 500 times the labor in dollars as compared to my own. It immediately brought me to a short span of time at the end of my uncle's journey. He once said that a gentleman needs two things in the real world. He stated that you need a nice watch and a good pair of shoes. He was a hard nosed business man who owned a steel and textile manufacturing plant and for many years considered my family as one from the wrong side of the tracks. His daily time piece was a steel Oyster Perpetual Datejust Rolex with a blue dial. We had much to learn from one another and to this day I'm thankful to have known him as an adult. That, however, is another story. It was six months ago that I began to read about and compare and contrast the different types of complications and m