H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Collection Launched With Zero Gravity Experience
There can be little doubt that Heinrich Moser never foresaw the conditions under which the descendants of his first timepieces would be tested 187 years after the foundation of the company in 1828. Based in Neuhausen, Switzerland, H. Moser & Cie. manufactures hairsprings and regulating organs, which feature in their 8 in-house calibres as well as the wares of their partner companies. Despite having just 50 employees, the company is no stranger to world-firsts. Last month, on September 22nd, H. Moser & Cie. took part in the first Swiss parabolic flight. With the assistance and expertise of the Swiss Air Force, the performance of watch components featured in the newly released H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer collection were tested in a weightless environment. The flight was made possible by Witschi Electronics and in-flight support from engineer Johannes Mayr.In order to achieve weightlessness and experience a zero-gravity environment, a fixed wing aircraft follows an elliptic flight

Amazing service in Clearwater
Sent my 15400 in for two year pressure test, inspection and warranty extension. They found some of the oils had dried so they did a complete service, sent an apologetic letter and extended the warranty two years! Total time from drop off to pickup at Govberg was 23 days! Makes you wonder about Patek's 6-8 month turnaround for simple service. Glad to have it back.

Look at the watch Kevin Hart was married in!
Hello all! Although I'm not a regular follower of celebrities and the goings-on in Hollywood, I just had to post a quick screen shot. Actor/comedian Kevin Hart got married this past weekend and as many of us know, Kevin is a hard-core WIS! Well, the watch he was wearing on his wedding day is simply amazing. Here's a quick pic of the blinged-out Patek for you guys to enjoy. And P.S....her ring wasn't to shabby either!

Rolex submariner two tone
Looking at getting my frist rolex. Price range is around 4 to 7 for one. Been looking around and kind of have my sights on is a rolex two tone blue. I know with my price range it will have to be pre owned don't mind. I have been looking around at some stores just don't know the ones to trust. I found a few at the Swiss wrist can I trust these guys . What is the amount I can expect to pay for a sub? thank s

Gave up on the Daytona, got a sub instead
Stopped by my AD to tell him to take me off the waiting list for a Daytona C and to my surprise this TT blue Submariner was in the case. It had just come in yesterday and was supposedly already allocated to some one else. But the AD said since I had bought there before and was local I could have it. I did find out that the warranty info is now sent to Rolex before the sale is complete and the sales person insisted on taking off the remaining stickers (most were already off anyway). They also had a Hulk but I liked the blue better.