Thomas Ninchritz Vice Versa Watch Available On James List
The reason this watch is called the Vice Versa should be pretty clear. Thomas Ninchritz took an ETA Unitas 6498 manually wound movement and was able to mount it backwards on the watch. He calls this his Caliber TN 203. At the same time, he was able to move the watch dial so that it is located in an smaller, off-centered positionon what would be the rear of the watch. So what you are left with is a timepiece whose dial is the rear of a heavily modified Unitas 6498 which has been highly decorated, and has a small watch face on the dial.Appeal here is not only in the unique "adjustment" of the base movement, but also the fact that you can see the large balance wheel oscillating all the time on the front of the watch. I like how Thomas Ninchritz used a type of circular strip polish on the mainplate of the movement, as well as the overall decoration. There is also some hand engraving on the balance wheel cock, and a swan neck fine adjustment. Thomas Ninchritz isn't the only one to use this

Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 3: High End Luxury
For $20,000 and up watches:A large population of the high-end luxury watch buyers know precisely what they are getting into with each new acquisition. Years of being a watch lover has allowed them to appreciate "must-have" novelties, as well as the desirability of traditional items. Years of study are required before fully understanding what goes into the value of a high-end luxury purchases ($20,000, and up, and way way up). This helps create an understanding of those watches which are worth their high cost in terms of value, and those that, while expensive, are a mere emotional purchase with less than stellar?post-purchase value. Watches near the apogee of the luxury world that you should want to have, tend to share various desirable traits. Taken together, you should consider these factors in your ultra high-end watch purchase decision making process. In this third and final segment of the "top things to look for in a luxury watch," you should take these items together with those in

Life could be black and white afterall
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Watch Photos Part 8
Hi. This is the final watch in my Omega Collection upto 2011. Its the 38mm Red Gold and Stainless Steel Constellation with the Cal 8500 movement. Not the most Popular Omega watch in Europe or the USA but by far Omegas best seller in Asia and when you see it in person I think you can see why. The larger 38mm size just fits nicely on my 8.5 wrist. I have had a bit of fun trying to vary the photos a bit this time. Hope you enjoy

Panerai - a great passion
Italian story all my PAM's (storici) 000 LOGO009 PVD390 Limited edit.177 Titanio002 base112 sandwich