Introducing: The Senfine Concept Watch From Parmigiani Fleurier, With An Amazing Escapement That Allows A 70 Day Power Reserve
?At any given SIHH or Baselworld, you’re obviously always going to see a plethora (to put it mildly) of new watches, but one thing you don’t see very often is a new escapement. That’s because designing a new escapement – much less one that can actually be produced in large enough numbers to be commercially viable – is probably the single biggest problem in watchmaking. Over the centuries since the very first – the verge escapement – was used in clocks, there have really been only a handful that have been used extensively, and in watchmaking, it’s a virtually certainty that any watch you buy is going to have a lever escapement. But not this one. 1 OF 7 Omega now uses the Daniels co-axial escapement in all its in-house movements but it was a huge challenge for them to make it and enormously expensive in both time and money to industrialize, and departures from the lever in modern watchmaking tend to be made in very small numbe

Hi
Another co-worker of mine has this vintage Omega. It seems to have a ball bearing in side the movement. Any common knowledge on this watch would be great!What I do know about this watch:* 10k bezel, steel case back* 34mm?* Automatic movement* T SWISS MADE T dialThanks guys!

TRIPLE incoming!
these 3 beauties just arrivedRef 2481Ref 96 (black dial)Ref 570

448 or 372? what would u keep.
hi All:if you were me, what would you keep between 372 and 448?why? would you keep 448 because it's limited edition? thank you

Today's been a great day...
Just picked this beauty up... on Sunday. Xmas season getting close and my dear AD is now opening on Sundays. Got the call, rushed over and now this Batman has a new home. The watch arrived yesterday from the Bat Cave in Geneva.