New Richard Lange Zero Restart “Referenzuhr”
Lange’s Richard Lange family of timepieces is dedicated to the scientific aspects of horology with a focus on precise timekeeping. With resettable subsidiary seconds, the Richard Lange Referenzuhr carries on a tradition dating to the early 19th century. Actuating the push piece at 2 o’clock instantly resets the seconds hand to zero, where it remains so long as the push piece is depressed, while the movement keeps running. This sleight of hand (pun intended) is achieved via a vertical clutch that reengages when the push piece is released, restarting the seconds hand instantly. This complication facilitates synchronising watches and clocks at different locations: the actuation of the push piece synchronises the seconds hand of the instrument with that of a reference clock exactly when its hand passes the 60-seconds mark ( zero ). This action stores the time of the reference clock and allows it to be transferred to other timekeeping instruments. In 19th century Dresden, th

Rare beauty ... 50��s Style 3944 Omega Cosmic Triple Calendar
This Rose 18K with the triple calendar & Perpetual Moon Phase Indicator came in for a service & I had to share some pictures.Awesome stylingMint condition dial w/ Lance Alpha Hands & Blued Steel Date IndicatorTop View P.jpgBack View P.jpgA view of the Dial Train & Calendar MechanismsWithout Dial p.jpgOmega Caliber 381 MovementMovement p.jpgSide Profile P.jpgAlong another line: If you own a 50's Omega Cosmic watch. Please pm me through the forum.Bob Ridley

Which modern Omega Speedmaster is most true to the original moonwatch?
Hi all,First time poster and a first time buyer checking in! I have been eyeing the Speedmaster for a good year or so but have found myself overwhelmed with all the limited editions, the different movements, the different types of glass used, some automatic, some manual wind and so on.A big reason as to why I really have fallen in love with this watch, in addition to its beauty, is its historical significance. Therefore, I am looking to buy a model that is most similar to the one that was on the actual moon landing.So far, I have come to understand that I am looking for a Speedmaster that has a manual wind movement and hesalite glass but I am not entirely sure what reference number or what makes a movement better than another. I am also not sure whether to buy second and or new from an AD.I would greatly appreciate tips and recommendations from the more experienced and that is why I have registered myself here. All tips welcome!Thanks,DC

Current WG BLRO owners--
Would you send in your watch for a free blue replacement dial if Rolex offered to match the current WG BLRO?

Which DJ TT can I get for a 3600$ budget
Going to the States in a Week and looking for a DJ TT and I am on a 3600$ watch budget. What could I hope to find in Vegas for that price? In terms of year, model etc. (gave up on looking for a watch from Norway as they are too expensive).