SIHH: Jaeger-LeCoultre Duom��tre �� Quanti��me Lunaire
For 2010 Jaeger-LeCoultre expands the Duom��tre family with the addition of the 42mm Duom��tre �� Quanti��me Lunaire. This piece displays time with a jumping foudroyante seconds hand showing 1/6th of a second increments, along with the date and the age of the moon. The “dual-wing” movement features two independent power supplies: one regulated by the escapement and balance, and the other for the time, date and age of the moon displays. The dual-wing architecture bypasses the problem of additional complications affecting the smooth flow of power to the escapement, and so allows precise timekeeping even in a very complicated watch. Though the new caliber 381 movement is complex, the displays are clear: hour and minute on the right hand side, date and moon phase on the left hand side, central seconds, and jumping seconds in the lower middle of the dial.The movement is designed to achieve the highest possible precision for a mechanical movement. Each side or “wing” of t

Dievas Zeta Professional Giveaway Winner + Watch
A lot of people have been asking me about the Dievas Zeta Pro watch giveaway results - specially who won, and if they like their watch. The winner recently received his watch from the giveaway sponsor GnomonWatcheswatches-dealer and has provided some images to share with everyone of his new Dievas Zeta Professional Phantom timepiece. He is pretty impressed with the timepiece and frankly I am as well. These are cool watches and here are some pics fresh out of the box with the plastic still on the strap.The winner of the watch was Dennis K. from New Jersey. He was chosen truly at random. I gave each entrant a number and then used this random number generator that picks a number between two values (1 - 100 for example). Between the three choices Dennis chose the Dievas Zeta Pro Phantom, which has the all black dial (as opposed to red or yellow). The Professional watches all have black PVD?? applied to them, and each Dievas Zeta watch is an automatic. It is a good look as you can see. Here

Ploprof's a bit big for this guy
But he likes it so much, he doesn't care...

Power reserve question on the 5131R.
Hi folks hope everyone is having a great weekend..Just wanted to ask a question with regards to power reserve on my 5131R caliber 240 HU. I noticed when I wind it initially 10-15 times and wear it for a few hours then put it down the next day it stops after around 18-24hrs. Now reading the manual it sais a fully wound watch will have a reserve of around 48hrs.Am I right in thinking that to fully wind the watch it has to be wound and worn for many hours to get a reserve of 48hrs or so?? Is it normal to wind it and wear for say 4-5 hours and not get anywhere near 48hrs power reserve?? Hope that all makes sense..

PAM 372 Water activities?
Serious question, and I've probably asked this before. Has anyone brought their Pam 372 in water of any kind? Pool, salt water, shower? I want to build up my confidence with its tool capabilities :)Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk