BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends September 27, 2013
Rounding off September, we take a look at the Omega '57 Co-Axial Chronograph, Arnold & Son's DBG watch and what is purportedly China's most complicated watch, the Wu Ji Bi-Axial Tourbillon. We also find out what Richard Mille, the man behind the brand is like, learn about the basics of watch modifications and visit the?Hong Kong Watch Clock Fair 2013.1. Omega Speedmaster '57 Co-Axial Chronograph Watch ReviewThe Speedmaster is one of the most storied watches in all of history. It is after all the moon watch. And in 2011, Omega debuted the Speedmaster Co-Axial Chronograph featuring the new Caliber 9300. This year, Omega is looking to their past to reinvigorate the Speedmaster. Find out what we think about the new watch which incorporates design elements from the 1957 Speedmaster.Source: watches-dealer2. Beijing Watch Factory Wu Ji Infinite Universe Bi-Axial Tourbillon Watch Hands-OnWhile it is true that the Swiss still maintain a certain degree of monopoly when it comes to high com

Chopard L.U.C is attached to rubber fasteners and three of lever
Just say the word "Vortex" and you most fans of shows drooling. But even in such field thin, Chopard L.U.C. engine a vortex is a race apart.The result of years spent participating in the race on the part of the owners of the business, the vortex of an engine draws its inspiration from the engine of a car, both in style and substance. The manual movement - which, as a whirlwind, turns in his case once every 60 seconds to stay specific and double as a second hand in and of itself - is attached to rubber fasteners and three of lever.

What have I got here?
I apologize in advance for knowing almost nothing about Omegas. An associate of mine is presently going through some temporary difficulties as a result of a divorce and has asked if I would be interested in purchasing this (along with other items that I do know something of).It appears to be a 3513 (?). He stated he'd received it as a gift 15-20 years ago and wore it regularly until a few years ago. It appears to keep time, but probably needs a service.Your expert knowledge is greatly appreciated.

Fresh oyster
Just arrived straight from 1982, first OQ of the collection and worried it might be the start of a new habit.

Service dials
Hi guys have a few questions regarding service dials, and hope you could help me figure some stuff out! Why are service dials different than the original dials? Why didnt rolex just make a bunch of extra dials that were the same as the original ones? Are modern seevice dials also different than the originals? i.e. If you have a ceramic sub with blue lume and you crack the glass and need the dial replaced will you get a different dial than the original? Why are service dials less desireable?