Bathys Cesium 133 Atomic Clock Watch Now On Kickstarter
Bathys is, without a doubt, one of the more unique American watch brands currently in operation. We know this because out of nowhere they developed the world's first atomic clock wrist watch. Prior to last year, it was sort of an idiosyncratic?brand, with those who knew of the brand singing it's high praises (but more weren't even aware of their watches). That all changed in late 2013, when news of them creating a watch accurate to 1 second in 1000 years began to come out.How this is done is more a feat of technical wizardry than anything, and not something you'd expect to see in a watch. Ariel's preview and hands-on time with the prototype ?cover a lot of the technical details, but suffice it to say�Cthis watch houses it's own atomic clock, and generates (on-board) the signal that keeps the formerly-quartz movement on track.As our articles progressed, pricing has come down. Initially projected to be well over $12,000, it was estimated to be a more reasonable $8,000 or so. Well, now tha

Comes with Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Roue Seconde
Small-seconds display comes to life before your eyes the movement tenacious and rhythmic of the place of geometric wheel with its openwork. Eminent phosphorescent corners serve as reminder of constant March of time leave. The square wheel, including the angles and contours of mesh with the same precision as its circular counterparts, is enabled by a toothed wheel clover leaves and is continuously rotated to create a highly dynamic visual effect. To allow the seconds hand firmly under the spotlight, the hours and minutes are indicated by a simple central hands with Superluminova.

Omega 2009 prices?
does anyone have a list of current Omega MSRP prices? I did a google search and couldn't not find one. I am looking at getting a new one, but don't want to ask the ADhow much is that one?how much is that one?how much is that one?how much is that one?

40th Anniversary 5976/1G
.watchprosite/patek-ph...78/1474730297/So much for Patek allocating the pieces directly to prospective buyers, apparently?

My Rolex Submariner stop ticketing
I bought my Sub 2 years and 8 months ago. Recently, I realised the power reserve of my Sub seems to drop after putting it on a winder (I wear it only once a week). Yesterday, after winding for about 40 rounds and wearing it in the morning, it stops ticking at about 3 pm. I wind it again after this happened but the ticking continues to stop at short intervals after which I finally gave up and concluded that it needs to be sent to a service centre for check and repair.I did not expect my Sub to fail me as I have an Omega Speedmaster which I purchased 5 years ago which has never failed me for a single day as long as I am wearing it (I wear it 3 to 4 days a week).1. Is the problem due to the reason I did not service my Sub after the 2 years warranty period? When must I service my Rolex?2.Is this a common problem to Rolex watches or just an isolated case which happen to my Sub? I am starting to lose my confidence in a watch brand which has a history of robust and reliability and certainty i