Konstantin Chaykin Lunokhod New Moon Watch
As a follow-up model to their Lunokhod watch, Russian Konstantin Chaykin releases the very limited edition Lunokhod New Moon. I guess they call it that because it is their new moon phase watch. The original Lunokhod was a very interesting and inspired watch that I discussed hands on here.The original Lunokhod featured the same case design but was done in an old-style metal called wootz steel. The Lunokhod New Moon has been offered in 18k gold. I think it is yellow gold, and would the first yellow gold watch I have seen in a long time. It still has a sort of artisinal look to it, but the gold material suits the design nicely. The technical difference is that the seconds dial is now a retrograde dial. While not an improvement or anything over the original. It is an interesting new look and seems to suit the dial design better. And who doesn't love them some retrograde action.The dial has been radically changed because it has been skeletonized. This new look makes the Lunokhod much more i

A special shout out to all you enablers out there
you know who you are posting incredible pictures of amazing AP's damn you all!😂😂😂😂😂But seriously i couldn't resist the temptation any longer and thanks to my buddy Thanh this has become an incoming! Gonna be a sleepless night for sure but I will just keep looking at all the great pictures here and Takuya's pic below to get me through 🍻🍻

Nautilus White or Blue Dial?
I ran into a white dial 5711 today and it is very pretty. i was moved. what do you guys think? as blue dial is the classic but white is also very attractive.

my brief adventure to HSWA
In comparison to various Rolex(s) i own, the rotor 'whir' from my 5671 is very noticeable. I can hear the whir from about a foot away in a normal office environment. Not knowing if this is normal to this particular movement, I called HSWA. The person I spoke with on the phone asked me to bring it in so they can check to see if everything is in order.. the rotor might be off the rack (whatever that means).As most of you probably already know, after 9/11 most office buildings in NYC require visitors to present a photo ID. Unfortunately I left my wallet home today. Fearing a wasted trip (took morning off from work), I half jokingly offered the security guards my daytona as collateral. They laughed but shook their heads. Grasping at straws, I then asked them to call HSWA if they can send someone down to pick up the watch. To my surprise, an older gentleman (British) in a nicely fitted suit came down to talk to me. He then asked the guards if they mind him escorting me up.Unlik

Radiomir 1940 Auto PAM 620
I'm wondering if anyone here has seen this watchin real life? First impressions? Any owners?I think it's beautiful and the 42 mm size has me quite interested