Movement Hands-On Series Episode 3: The Revolutionary Eterna Caliber 39
The Eterna Caliber 39 is one of the most interesting developments to come from the modern Swiss watch industry. Although we covered the news about the Eterna?Caliber 39 here some two years ago, we had not heard too much about how much progress Eterna had made with developing the Caliber 39. By early 2015, that has at last changed, and we have seen all major iterations of the Eterna?Caliber 39. It is thanks to this spectacular encounter?that coming up now is the third episode in our unique Movement Hands-On Series. Get your popcorn?and beverage nearby as we are about to learn a lot about what may very well be the most interesting and viable alternative to the famous array of ETA movements.ETA?cutting?out the supplies of its?semi-assembled movement kits entirely by 2011 and drastically and continuously reducing the amount of complete?calibers it?sells to third parties �C read: non-Swatch Group �C customers were?some of the?defining happenings for?the?21st century watch industry. ETA had be

Christopher Ward C9 Harrison 5-Day Automatic Review
When Christopher Ward announced their SH21 movement, I made my excitement pretty well known. I mean, it's not everyday that a brand announces their first in-house movement…. let alone an affordable on-line only brand… one that has only been around for only 10 years. So, it was a big deal when it happened. Of course, the sheer fact that they made it wasn't the only exciting part, so too were the movements features and the price of the first watches they were going. For a reasonable $2,075, the C Ward released a 5-day automatic chronometer. Specs like that, at that price, in a brand's first movement was more than just a leap forward for the brand, it was a statement to the industry that it could be done.Needless to say, I was very excited recently when a box showed up at my door containing the Christopher Ward C9 Harrison 5-Day Automatic inside, the first of their watches to showcase the SH21 movement. This formal, gentleman's watch keeps true to the styling of the Harrison l

HELP NEEDED: Any UK AP AD contacts?
Hi allI'm looking to place an order for the new Blue dial 15450 but I don't have any AP relationships so don't fancy my chances of being very successful. I've put my name down with one AD but they wouldn't take a deposit which strengthens my view that I am going to get shunted down the list as they prioritise the customers they know.Anyone on here able (and willing) to help?Cheers, Vince

312 case thickness comparison pics with 111/510?
Pics anyone? The Google is not helping me. 😜Thanks folks.Actually, I just found some:The name of the site gave me pause, but these watches look like the real deal.https://.replica-watch.info/vb/sh...M111-vs-PAM312)

Rolex should have culled the range !
Given the new Pepsi release I'm rather surprised Rolex didn't axe a couple of sports watches from there range the deepsea 44mm has been tweaked rather than being discontinued which I was sure would go this year , the orange hand explorers have also been poor sellers .And the 3 versions of the milguass are generally dragging there feet .that being said the professional range is rather extensive to say the least I'm sure prices will now ease , too much choice has to drive prices down .