Romain Gauthier Logical One Watch: How Sensible Is It?
Independent watch maker Romain Gauthier (R. Gauthier) has just released a new high-end watch which at the same time we both really want and completely don't need. Oh, horologyyou wicked maiden. I highly disagree with the name "Logical One." It implies that this watch errs on the side of prudence and sensibility. Which is most often not the case with beautiful high-end timepieces such as this. There is nothing logical about it. However, to give credence where credence is due, Mr. Gauthier comes from an engineering background and the basis of this watch is to logically improve a particular watch movement feature that I quite love. So let's check it out.Logical One is all about improving the age-old fusee and chain transmission systems that move power from the mainspring to the rest of the movement. I love these because they look like tiny bicycle chains, are hard as hell to produce, and are very clever. What are they meant to do? Basically it is all about "constant force." Meaning that a

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So what do you guys think of this new release? I like the current RG/black dial as well but have already a couple of all RG watches. Think all YG with a blue dial would pop!

when is SIHH 2015?
i'm getting ready to order a ceramic diver, but i'm just holding out in case they introduce some new ceramic 42s.anyone have any inside info?

do u ever wear ur omega and...
you forget the weight as if there is nothing there??? like naked???happened to me on a PO 2500... ugggh... scared me shietless for a second...not sure how but i think it maybe the way that its loose and high on my forearm than my wrist.

Explorer 2's Future
Seems like model changes are coming more frequently across the Rolex lineup of late. The current model Explorer 2 has been around since 2011. Based on that, what changes do you think might be in store for the Explorer 2? The most popular on TRF seems to be a move back to 40mm. Any outside the box thoughts? Precious metal version? Two-tone? New dial color?