A true masterpiece of mechanics and a technical feat, to date, the Zenith Vortex is the only defeat in a high
The hand of seconds in the transport of vortex rotates with it in 60 seconds. A true masterpiece of mechanics and a technical feat, to date, the Zenith Vortex is the only defeat in a high, with more than vibration frequency a quarter of its balance than other constructions.

The Value Proposition: Laco Chronograph Watch "New York," Offering Better Value Than Rent
For the first chronograph covered in The Value Proposition, we take a look at a solid offering from a brand we haven’t covered too much here on HODINKEE: Laco. Founded in 1925, the German company gained fame for its pilot’s watches produced in the 1940s. Its current range of watches includes a number of chronographs inspired by the brand’s historic models, with a few modern design updates. If you’ve been looking for a chronograph with traditional looks, but without faux patina or dramatic detailing, the Laco Chronograph Watch “New York” could be a good bet. It also doesn’t hurt that it comes in under $3,000. 2 OF 6 The Valjoux 7750 is a veritable workhorse movement that can be found in many modern chronograph watches. First, a bit about the movement: the Laco Chronograph Watch “New York” uses a Valjoux 7750. This self-winding calibre was introduced in 1974, using a coulisse-lever design in lieu of the more traditi

Stem Length
I have an Omega 2512.30 that needed a new crown and stem. I ordered from Otto Frei and the stem is not cut to the correct length. Any one know what the length of the stem should be, the old stem no longer exists. Other times I have gotten replacement stems they were the correct length. Anyone ever cut down a stem to fit and can tell me how to measure for the correct length. Thanks in advance for any help.ThanksJohn

Patek Philippe 5396R-012 and 5712R-001
All,I would welcome any thoughts on my choice between the two!Thanks

116500LN - black or white if you already have two 116520
I've seen this question before but I have different assumptions. I currently have daytona 116520 - both black and white dials. I am getting the daytona ceramic (116500LN) very soon.Which one should be more different watches from the daytona 116520 white and black that I already have?Please share your thoughts.Thank you so much. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk