Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Regulateur Roue Carree Watch
I am talking about this watch because people are going to notice it and wonder, "what is going on here?" Well nothing really fancy to be honest, aside from some engineering gear fun. While the concept of a clover and square shaped gear might be odd, it works. You can see in the video exactly how if you aren't too mechanically minded. Maurice Lacroix talks about the watch as though they just invented a time machine - but luxury brands are all about hyperbole, so I can forgive them (to an extent). Ahem, have a listen: "Maurice Lacroix has chosen its flagship Masterpiece line to open a new dimension in watchmaking" (I giggle and snicker). "This is a response to the brand's ambition to take design and the mastery of watchmaking even further." WowOK Maurice Lacroix all this for a few gears? I mean the watch is neat looking, but it doesn't really offer a dynamic change to the game.Movement is a Maurice Lacroix made ML 153 manually wound movement which is in-house made. It has 48 hours of pow

Ref.5402 B series
Hello everyone,Just quick advice, I have been proposed a 5402 with B serial number in the early 1300. The watch has the AP on the 12 and not on the 6 like the A series. However I have seen advertised also later serials with still the AP on the 6.This doesn't seem clear to me, in fact from what I have read the dials in stock after the A series was completed were used for early B series. Therefore either my watch or the ones advertised may have had a later dial change, can you confirm?Hope is all Clear and thanks for your time

Speedmaster reserve power
I recently acquired a used Speedmaster triple date 3523.80. It's about nine years old. I'm not concerned about its authenticity, but was curious about its reserve power. The specs on this say 44 hours. I wound it up manually and let it sit undisturbed until it ran out. It lasted just over 52 hours. Is this an anomaly or do others have similar experiences with their Omegas?

First Wrist Shots-Patek Philippe-5270 R
I am without words right now so I will let the pictures tell the story.

Submariner date or no date, gmt batman
Deciding between these 3 for my first rolex. The no date looks cleanest but it makes no sense for me to buy a no date watch when I know I use my current watch to check the date at least 10x a day. Between the other 2 I am surprised the gmt list price only 400 more despite having the additional complication and all I note that the sub is superior in is depth for waterproof to 300m vs 100m. Am I missing anything? Thx