Zenith Honors Watchmaker’s Milestones With Limited Edition Watch
On November 30, Zenith celebrated a famous caliber and the 100th birthday of the watchmaker who created it. Ephrem Jobin was the brains and hands behind Caliber 135. Introduced in 1948 at the height of a battle to achieve increased precision fought among several watch manufacturers, Caliber 135 included several innovative technical features that enabled it to win numerous prestigious awards and prizes, including an unprecedented 5 consecutive Neuchatel Observatory chronometry prizes from 1950 to 1954. In all, the movement garnered about 200 honors, two-thirds of which were first prizes. Ephrem Jobin with Zenith CEO Jean-Fr��d��ric Dufour and Zenith watchmakersBorn in 1909 and likely the world’s oldest living watchmaker, Ephrem Jobin played a variety of roles in Zenith’s development. During his tenure from 1939 to 1954, he developed three complete calibers, including the 135. In 1946 he was commissioned to invent a 30mm caliber capable of meeting the requirements for the Neuch

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Long shot, but wish to ask anyway: Bumblebee w/ APBands Yellow corsa?
Hello all, I realize this is a long shot but I wish to ask if anyone has any pictures of a Bumblebee with APBand's Prototipo Yellow Corsa 24mm strap.I recently put on the OEM Rubber strap and I am loving the practicality and comfort, as opposed to the factory's hornback. However, I now realize that yellow in the strap is a lot .. cooler. :)Besides, I think that style will work best with rotating the BB with the GPC.Originally I wanted a custom strap, based off the Singapore F1 strap that I had on my Panda. But that fell through, and now after trying on the rubber, I think my best alternative and best to suit all-around purposes would be the 24mm with the GP style.The decision to go with the 24mm has in no small part been the result of trying on the Sebastian Buemi at the AD. What a beautiful watch that is, not done justice in pictures, and the wider/newer/Diver-like rubber strap looks great on the 42mm case!Thus, I am reallllly hoping someone can find a picture or more of the BB with t

Would you put your AP on a watchwinder?
Hi,I know there are many watchwinder posts in the main TRF forum, but interested to see what others do with their APs. I know that our wrists are the best watchwinders, but we only have 2 wrists, wear only 1 watch at a time, and a lot of us have more than 1 watch.I don't rotate my watches everyday, more so every 3-4 days or every week or so, and with the AP's power reserve ranging from 40-60 hours (with my ROC being 40 hours), it wouldn't allow me to leave it unworn over a weekend for example (if I take it off Friday night it'll be stopped by Monday morning).I used to have a Big Pilot so with a 7 day reserve I could rotate it without a watchwinder. However, now with a Sub and AP, wanted to see how others manage to rotate your watches.Both Sub and AP have screw-down crowns and date function, and I don't want to wear out the threads by unscrewing them every day to manually wind them to keep them running. So do you:a) use a watchwinder with your AP (or other watches with a screw-down c

Pins and tubes
I am looking for OEM 22mm Pins and tubes. Does anyone know who sells them? I do not want aftermarket.