NAWCC Florida Mid-Winter Regional
NAWCC Florida Mid-Winter Regional

Longines Heritage 1973 Review
Vintage chronograph. Those two words combined tend to perk the interest of any watch collector. Whether it's the NASA approved capabilities of a cal. 321 Speedmaster, the eccentric asymmetry of cal. 15 Heuers, the military ruggedness of a Lemania 5100 Orfina or the no-fuss functionality of a Seiko 6139, there is just something about the added complexity of a chronograph that when mixed with the style of the 60��s and 70's (or earlier) that draws us in. Throw in the interactive aspect of starting, stopping and resetting a chronograph, feeling the snap of the pushers, seeing the second-counter jump into action… and you have watches that are as addictive to wear as they are to operate.Today, we're not looking at a vintage chronograph, but rather a new chronograph that draws closely from a vintage piece, the Longines Heritage 1973 (for a history of Longines, click here). When first announced shortly before Basel 2013, the Heritage 1973 created quite a buzz. While it is a reinterpretat

Omega and official Olympic timing
I realize timing to the ten-thousandth of a second has been done by computers for decades. So does Omega actually have a hand in this or do they simply sponsor the display of event timing?

Jubilee Dial on DJ36?
Did I simply miss this earlier or was it reintroduced this year at Basel? I though Jubilee dials were extinct. Funny, another watch in Rose Gold.

milgauss for 4000 USD?
HiI have few rolex watches and did not had plans for buy a new one right now.I found one guy that wants to sell his milgauss 116400 black dial and he is ready to sell it for 4000 USD (i think he will go 3800-3700 too).I have checked the watch and it look OK, has box and papers, no card. no polish, its 2007 and has minor marks of use. no dip scratches or dents. i wonder if its a good deal to take it for 3800-4000 USD?thanks