Itay Noy Part Time Watch
In a studio in Tel-Aviv, the creative mind of Itay Noy conceives made-to-order timepieces that are sure to catch the eye. His latest offering �C displayed at Baselworld 2015 �C is the Itay Noy Part Time. Available in four color schemes, limited to 24 pieces each, the concept of the Itay Noy Part Time is simple: the dial is divided into two parts, one for the day, one for the night. When the day side is active (from 6am-6pm) the night side sleeps and vice versa. The temporal segments are split by a vertical line, running from 12 to 6 o'clock. At the very bottom of the dial, the series number is engraved and, at the very top, Itay Noy's name decorates the dial in his distinctive personal font.There are two separate designs, each with two color options. I think the most striking of the two is the day and night dial, which has a sun motif on the left and a moon and stars scene on the right. It's certainly unique?how the 'active' portion of the dial is indicated by either the sun or moon co

RO - Lug to first link alignment
Hey allhad my 15400 for about a month now (new from AD) and love it.one thing i started noticing yest is that the 1st link off the lug drops out of line from the lug itself - the photo shows this easier - see the red lines.now it might have been like this from day 1, but i only became aware of it yesterday due to the fact that if i run my finger along the strap towards the lug, i notice a step up when i hit the lug.admittedly i have a smaller wrist but i cant tell if this is something thats happened during my ownership of its its always been like this.can 15400 owners please let me know what they see!thanks all!

Incoming GRAIL!!!!!!
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