F.P. Journe Vagabondage II Watch
Fantastic new watch from F.P. Journe, I am enthralled. I was not so involve with the first Vagabondage watch, but this Vagabondage II timepiece is a damn good little number. Careful before judging it. You really need to understand where this watch is coming form. Check out all the little details in the design, understand the concept behind the digital display for the hours and minutes, appreciate the "open" nature of the dial, and I think you'll agree that it is a winner. I am not a fan of every timepiece from the brand, but again, this one really does it for me.Two versions of the watch will be released soon in November. 69 pieces in platinum and 68 is 18k rose gold. Yes, the watch is very similar in theme to the also recently released A. Lange & Sohne Zeitwerk watch, but that is ok. I feel that the market is big enough for a few versions of this "digital mechanical" theme. While the Zeitwek is more a tuxedo friendly watch, thhe Vagabondage II is a true wrist borne machine in all

Seiko Moving Design Discus Watch Is Beautiful, Basic, And Mechanical
I am on a roll talking about all these cool watches from Seiko (and Citizen) that Japan gets, but we don't. If you've been to Japan, you know that they have a ton more watch stores than we do,? and such stores are often combined with other items such as electronic gadgetry. Everything from the mundane to the unique is displayed tightly together and unless you have a good eye, much of the time you need to know what you are looking for - else you miss it.So today we have another interesting watch from Seiko that was released about a year ago, and has had a lot of mixed reviews (from a style perspective). No one argues about the watch quality or function, but not everyone appreciates its simplicity. It is also a contradiction of sorts, as it uses a mechanical movement to produce a (semi) digital time display, but that just makes it more interesting.The watch itself is just a variation on a standard three hand movement. Instead of hands, revolving discs are used to display the time. The ou

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Is this watch readily available at the Boutiques or is there a waiting list?

My two favorite Breitlings:)
Limited B01. Sorry for the low quality pics it's the best I could do with my phone. Here are some pics I borrowed from the net. And my Navarimer Datora. The Datora gets the most wear these days and yes I got it off eBay a while ago lol.

Accidentally continued pulling out crown
My Rolex Submariner Date had used up its power reserve after not being used for 36-40 hours. Hence, the second, minute and hour hands were not moving. I opened the crown to adjust the time. Since the hands were not moving, I did not immediately notice that the crown was already pulled out to the outermost position for setting the time. Unfortunately, I continued to pull for a few seconds before realizing that the crown was already in the outermost position. Should I perhaps bring it to RSC to make sure there was no damage done from the pulling? Or is it safe to assume that if the crown is not wobbly or loose now, that it has not been needlessly dislodged?Thank you in advance for your advices.