Concord Adds New C1 Chronograph Models
Concord is adding 5 new models to its C1 Chronograph line: rose gold on a brown alligator strap, all black with a carbon fiber dial, the steel and white C1 Pure, anthracite gray, and orange highlights on an orange strap. C1 Chronographs measure 44mm in diameter and 16.7mm thick. Layered dials present time on a 3D palate. Each case has 53 components and is water-resistant to 20 atm. The 3.3mm thick sapphire crystals are anti-reflective coated on both sides. Technical features:MovementMechanical automatic movement (A07.211 Valgranges), COSC-certified28,800 vibrations per hour25 jewels48-hour power reserveFunctionsHours �C minutes �C secondsDate indicatorSmall seconds at 9 o'clock30-minute chronograph counter at 12 o'clock12-hour chronograph counter at 6 o'clockCaseDimensions: 44 mm in diameter/16.7 mm in depth3.3 mm-thick sapphire crystal with antiglare treatment on both sidesDialComplex, multiple layersSmall seconds on rotating diskDate windowMarkers and hands with superluminova treatment

Thomas Prescher Nemo Captain Triple Axis Tourbillon Watch
Thomas Prescher?strikes you as the type of man that knowingly knows something you don't. What this special knowledge entails doesn't seem to matter, but the German-born watchmaker regularly smiles reassuringly with a gleam in his eye that seems to tell you he's figured something out about life that you haven't. It could all just be something about his confident personality. He isn't terribly forward with it, but he isn't shy about reminding you that he, and only he possess certain techniques that make his little machines possible to produce. Once again he releases a watch with his special form of?triple axis tourbillon.Prescher is a compact man who currently lives in Switzerland producing a handful of rather intensely horological items each year. He has a bit of a reputation for being a rogue agent. Thomas does things his own way having a marked anti-establishment streak which seems typical with many independent watchmakers. Perhaps with good cause. For the most part Thomas is an autod

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After reading many problems and also experiencing some myself, yet I see many are very forgiving. Is the brand loyalty so strong that one overlook real issues? Just my experience and observation.

Omega Apollo 11
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