Parmigiani 114 Watch Features Telescopic Hands In Homage To Antique Timepiece
I presume the above watch (update: called the Parmigiani Ovale I believe) will be officially released very soon (SIHH 2012 at the latest). It will actually be unveiled (not sure in its complete form) at a special "Mechanical Wonders" exhibition Parmigiani is involved in held in New York City from around October 26 - November 26 2011 (at the La Vieille Russie) . As you can see, the special novelty is a modern recreation of a complication that is over 200 years old - and the original solution to the short hands problem!I believe that I have actually seen the antique pocket watch below at some exhibit in Europe. Signed by Vardon & Stedmann, the beautiful piece is in an oblong gold and decorated case with an enamel dial. The real fun is in the hands. The watch makers created two telescopic hands that automatically get longer or shorter depending on where they are pointing to on the dial. Even back then there were people like me who hated short hands, and didn't want to limit themselves

Finally home
I got a pre-owned orange bezeled planet ocean for Father's Day and dropped it off at omega service the day it arrived so I never got to wear it. I picked it up yesterday and can't take it off.

Looking For a Good Gray Market Dealer
Trying to find a 45.5 PO at a great price, any suggestions?

ALS 1815 Chrono without question
Hello my lovely people from TRF. I wanted to start this 2014 with an isnteresting poll. What do you guys think? Who has the better piece? Comments and pics are welcome.

Green faced yellow gold daytona
is it a sunburst dial? would love to see pictures in the wild thanks