Christopher Ward C900 Worldtimer Review
Around this time every year, we have the chance to show you Christopher Ward's newest mechanical creation in collaboration with Johannes Jahnke. First was their C9 Jump Hour, then came their C900 Monopusher chronograph. Continuing this series is the new C900 Worldtimer, which takes a different approach to a multi-timezone watch and has a very unique and sculptural dial. These watches are particularly notable, especially given our general philosophy at worn&wound, as they tend to challenge what is generally perceived as possible in this price range. By creating bespoke mechanical complications, even if based off of ebauches, and maintaing prices well under $5k, they seem to be doing what so many larger brands cant or wont do.Inside, the new JJ03 caliber, base ETA 2893, has a couple tricks up its sleeve. First, it is a dual 24-hr time watch, so local and dual-time are on a 24-hr scale. Second, is its very unique and graphic way of indicating locations around the world, which we'll el

Hands-On: The Jaquet Droz Grande Seconde Tourbillon Ivory Enamel (And What Is And Isn't A Tourbi
Since tourbillons have become much more common since the end of the 20th century – largely due to modern manufacturing and assembly techniques that make it easier to achieve the precision necessary for them to work properly – now more than ever, it's not so much a question of whether you can do it, but how well it's done. With that in mind, let's take a look at an unusual, and unusually designed, example of the tourbillon as a piece of wearable, high-craft, design: an objet d'art for the wrist from Jaquet Droz. 1 OF 9 As always, with tourbillons it's good to have some context for what you're looking at. In this case, we've got a tourbillon that's a little different from the usual run-of-the-mill tourbillon (to the extent that there is such a thing in the first place).  This is not the first self-winding tourbillon ever made, of course – that honor goes to Audemars Piguet, who created the still record-holding self-wind

Help ID'ing an Omega
So I have a watch given to me as a gift (hand me down)that I no longer wear,I know that it is a two tone Constellation with Chrono.Does anyone know the exact model perhaps?Also, would should i expect to get for this piece? Is it worth selling at all?

New Models Accuracy
Perhaps I overlooked it but within the descriptions of the new models presented today I see no specific mention of -2/+2????

Is it safe??? Dr Seuss edition
Ponderous pachyderms! Fantastic felines!Monstrous moose! And things unknown!Can it be safe to wear your Rolex???While visiting my daughter at the Isenberg School oh Management( U Massachusetts) we took a side trip to see the Dr Seuss Museum in Springfield Massachusetts. It also houses some cool Indian Motorcycles. Enjoy