UTS 4000M GMT Dive Watch
This is the latest watch from UTS Munchen. We've written before about UTS, it's basically the obsessive engineering of Nicolaus Spinner. Do you really need a watch that resists pressure from over twelve thousand feet of water? No, you do not. Do you want one? You just might.Simply called the UTS 4,000M, there are two versions, a GMT with the ETA 2893 and a 3-hander with the ETA 2824.Unlike most brands, UTS makes their own cases. Spinner is a mechanical engineer, and personally I have to say that watch-obsessed engineers make the most interesting watches. Think UTS, Damasko, ochs und junior, and probably others. You don't have to be a mechanical engineer, but it seems to help.Anyway. The 4,000M is a massive 45mm by 17.5mm, with 6mm AR-coated sapphire crystal, bidirectional ceramic bezel locking system and special glued and screw system for the crystal. Despite the abyssal rating, it does not need a helium escape valve, as the superior case seals preclude helium from ever intruding. Supe

Refine the speed with exemplary precision of the Chopard watch
The transport of complex Vortex rotates on its axis once every minute, holding a balance oscillating at a rapid rate of 28,800 vibrations per hour. A proprietary system of blocks of inertia Variner on balance to refine the speed with exemplary precision of the watch of Chopard. Excellence is reflected also in the spring balance, which presents a desirable Breguet Terminal curve.

Help me decide on a new 41mm ROC....???
Ok guys trying to get some opinions to help a good friend decide. Choices are the new 41 ROC in Rose Gold. Hung up on dial color. What do you guys think. I personally love the Black on Rose Gold.

Tuesday, what Omega is on your wrist?
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A guide to the Omega watches of James Bond
Found this fantastic site on Watchuseek posted by the member who created it shadeone. A history of the Omega watches in James Bond films:.shadeone/watches/