WatchTime’s November-December Issue is On Sale Now!
The November-December issue of WatchTime is on newsstands now (and also in the WatchTime online shop), featuring our test of the Omega Speedmaster Mark II, a showcase of Patek Philippe’s 24 most historic wristwatches, a horological tour of Switzerland’s Vall��e de Joux,? and more. Scroll down for highlights from the issue��? In the cover feature, A Sleeker Speedy, Jens Koch tests the recently re-released Omega Speedmaster Mark II, a more streamlined version of the Speedmaster that landed on the moon in 1969. Koch’s hands-on analysis provides all the pros and cons of this retro-styled timepiece, and Nik Sch?lzel provides original photos of the watch and its movement. (You may also download this article from the WatchTime online store.)? Patek Philippe Milestones,” written by watch historian Gisbert Brunner, marks the prestigious brand’s 175th anniversary with an exploration of its most important wristwatches, from the very first Patek Philippe wristwatch,

Maurice Lacroix Pontos Dcentrique GMT Pink Gold
Eccentric by natureIt takes its place among watchmaking creations as an original clock immediately identifiable by its architectural lines and innovative design contemporary with off-centered functions. This eccentric view attracts the eye, he plunges into the subtleties in the heart of this masterpiece, which has been attributed to a prestigious prize avant-garde design: the Red Dot Design Award 2006. Hours, minutes and seconds are free of the centre of the dial and placed in a round segment of compensation to 10. The day and night for a second time zone display is placed on a disk to 05, which shows the symbols of the Sun and the moon. Also surprising, the display of the date is reinforced through a mechanism patented, developed by Maurice Lacroix, which throws the disk date. This innovative construction creates a three-dimensional effect and additional a design element on the dial with a single demonstration. Rose gold and hot chocolateThe or Pontos Décentrique GMT Rose is distingui

Ever seen a white and blue baton dial?
Never seen this variation before.

Not supposed to use the chrono on vintage?
Hi all,I'm mainly a Rolex collector but really wanted to add a nice, patina'd vintage speedmaster to my lineup. I bought one at a very reasonable price from a very trusted seller on this forum.I wore it all day yesterday, and then at night started the chronograph to time something. I should mention that I use bezels/chronographs all day every day to time various medications. I went to a concert and at some point noticed that the watch was totally locked up, i checked and the watch was fully wound still. I also noticed a weird issue earlier when setting the time that the second had would keep moving when the crown was pulled out and I wasn't actively moving the hands. Is this normal?I immediately texted the seller (who has been great) and he basically said I shouldn't expect a vintage speedy chronograph to do anything but break the watch if I want to use it. He's had hundreds of vintage speedys and running the chronograph will break them nearly 100% of the time in his experience.I'm loo

New PAM today!
Have been away from Panerai for a couple of years since I sold my 112, yesterday I got my new baby...A PAM380 on OEM JV...So this is my new trio...Very happy with my new 380 ! ! !