Japanese Miyota Targets Swiss ETA With Caliber 9000 Series Watch Movements
For about 10 years ETA has been threatening to stop supplying third-party (outside the Swatch Group) watch brands with movement kits. The horological drama has been high, with the Swiss government weighing in several times, and ETA seemingly going back and forth with what they are going to do. Before Nicolas Hayek died, the latest was that ETA would no longer be supplying (ebauches) movement kits to third party watch brands, but they could get assembled kits. There were rumors that he actually would be giving kits to select outside Swatch Groups brands that he hand picked. Then he died, and now it isn't clear who will get ETA movements and how. Whatever the fact may be for the next few years, watch brands that used to rely on ETA movements have been looking elsewhere for alternatives. This is because completed movement kits from ETA would be much more expensive and much harder to get.One place many have looked to is Japan. While Japanese movements don't have the name prestige that Swis

The new Glashutte watch combined with its structured dial
The new Glashutte watch, with an elegant profile of the case, combined with its structured dial, featuring a sunburst pattern, hand-applied hour-markers, oversized numerals and asymmetrical small seconds, pays tribute to the rich history of the Glashutte watch company.

1999 omega speedy AC Milan links
Where can i buy links for my AC milan speedy? Thanks guys

what to see some 8500 PO Cs
anyone got some nice pics to share... be nice

Question about Omega SMP.
How many bars of water resistance is it ?