Introducing: The Montblanc Collection Villeret Tourbillon Cylindrique Pocket Watch 110 Years Edition, And Navigator Unique Piece Nautical Clock
The navigation theme has been a pretty prominent one in Montblanc’s recent production – probably most visibly, in the watches named for the famous Portuguese explorer, Vasco da Gama – but this year Montblanc’s pretty much pulled out all the stops in making something that speaks both to the history of marine chronometers, as well as showcasing the artisanal side of watchmaking in the Montblanc portfolio as it exists at the Minerva movement manufacture (the counterpart to the somewhat larger scale production facility that Montblanc maintains in Le Locle).  The Montblanc Collection Tourbillon Cylindrique Pocket Watch 110 Years Edition (with which Montblanc challenges Audemars Piguet for Brand That Gives The Longest Names To Its Watches) and the Montblanc Collection Tourbillon Cylindrique Pocket Watch 110 Years Edition Unique Piece (ditto) are triple time zone, world-time tourbillon pocket watches of really incredible beauty; the latter is paired with a pretty

Luminova Dial, Tritium Hands
I bought a pre-owned 2541.80 41mm Seamaster Bond Quartz off Craiglist a few weeks ago for $675 in very nice shape.The serial number is 55,341,xxx. Interestingly, the dial appears to have luminova, and the hands and bezel PIP are tritium.There is a star on one of the lugs indicating a production change I believe?Anyone else seen this?

Seamaster vs. Speedmaster for an everyday wearer ??
Good day all, I did a quick search, and this question never came up (that or I overlooked it lol). Anyway, in the recent future, I plan on adding another Omega to my stable. I already have the Seamaster 2531.80 bond watch, and absolutely love it. However, I don't want to put heavy wrist time on that watch, and want to buy another one for a daily beater. It would be on my wrist 23 hours of the day, 7 days a week. I work in the retail industry, so the watch will not be desk diving, but it won't be getting all beat to crap everyday of the week ether. I always go to the beach at least 5 times in the year, and love to swim (I NEVER dive). I guess that's about it. I LOVE the Planet Ocean 45.5mm 600M dive watch, but I also like the Speedmaster moon watch. Not so much because of the style of the watch (even though it too looks good) but becusae of the history behind it, the manual wind, non-sapphire Chrystal, etc. So, I don't know, for a daily watch that can handle it in the field everyday, wh

Belated Aquanaut Incoming
I recently purchased an 5167A and though It has been a few months, I wanted to share it with TRF. Plus, add some info that maybe useful... what I would consider vital statistics for any wrist watch, yet is often hard to find: the weight (or mass) of the watch and case thickness. I wish they were more readily available for comparing watches sometimes.

Is this level of accuracy normal?
I just picked up a 16713 from one of the sellers here on the forums but at his local shop. I previously picked up a 16622 from another seller that had to be sent back as it was off by close to 4 min/day. So now I find myself checking my 16713 each morning to see if it's gained or lost any time and since I've had it now for 6 days, its maybe gained one second over that time period. I expected accuracy from a Rolex but this is beyond my expectation. Is this normal?