Urwerk UR-CC1, Code Name “King Cobra”
Until now, no one has developed a production wristwatch with true retrograde linear displays. Urwerk’s UR�\CC1 achieves this feat. It has two horizontal indications displayed by two retrograde cylinders: one for the (jumping) hours, the other for the minutes. The watch is the result of more than three years of research, development and testing to ensure that the rotation and instant fly�\back of the large hour and minute cylinders is achieved without compromising accurate timekeeping.A vertical triple�\cam operating a toothed rack (visible through a window in the side of the case – see image below) rotates the minute cylinder. From zero to 60 minutes, the minute cylinder rotates through 300��. On arriving at the 60�\minute mark, the cylinder reverses back to its original position in 1/10th of a second thanks to an extra�\flat linear spring. The retrograde movement of the minute cylinder triggers the hour cylinder to advance (jump) one complete hour.The triple�\cam is crafted from

New to AP's, a quick question!
I was looking on ebay and found a few day-date royal oaks with a moonphase complication, which were all from the 90's and older. Do they not make these anymore? Looking on the official website,I couldn't find any moonphase royal oaks: (other than the perpetual calender, and equation of time, which happen to be just slightly out of my $$ range )Thanks in advance.

Semi-Annual ATL GTG coming up!
Check The Meeting Point and mark your calendars.All watches welcome.

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got and pics of your Railmaster on a Nato?