Thomas Prescher Nemo Captain Triple Axis Tourbillon Watch
Thomas Prescher?strikes you as the type of man that knowingly knows something you don't. What this special knowledge entails doesn't seem to matter, but the German-born watchmaker regularly smiles reassuringly with a gleam in his eye that seems to tell you he's figured something out about life that you haven't. It could all just be something about his confident personality. He isn't terribly forward with it, but he isn't shy about reminding you that he, and only he possess certain techniques that make his little machines possible to produce. Once again he releases a watch with his special form of?triple axis tourbillon.Prescher is a compact man who currently lives in Switzerland producing a handful of rather intensely horological items each year. He has a bit of a reputation for being a rogue agent. Thomas does things his own way having a marked anti-establishment streak which seems typical with many independent watchmakers. Perhaps with good cause. For the most part Thomas is an autod

Very Familiar!
A version we used back in the late sixties... Best,Ron1024X768...1680X1050...

315 - 324
I searched for this but was not very effective/successful. What year did PP replace the 315 movement with the 324 in the 5127 series? Was it a specific model year or was it slowly phased in over time? I've seen some other sites suggest around 2009 but nothing specific. Thanks. andy.

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Who says it is too thick to fit under a dress shirt cuff?Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

new Milgauss losing time?
Hi all,Have had my new Milgauss for about three weeks now. I saw that it was about two minutes off from when I originally set it, then I reset it about a week ago. It kept perfect time. Until this morning. I noticed that somehow it was about an hour and a half off on the time? I have worn the watch every day since having it. On Sunday I wore it in the morning and then took it off, but I believe there is a 48 hour reserve.I reset it again today, but does anyone have an explanation as to why it would have lost an hour and a half in the span of a day? At what point would I take it in to an AD to be looked at? I would assume if I needed to do so it would be covered under the Rolex 5 year warranty.thanks in advance for the help!