Hands-On: With The New Nomos Minimatic, With Ultra-Thin Self-Winding Caliber
NOMOS is making 36 mm watches in 2015. That's the blunt statement that this hands-on needs to start with. NOMOS is also fitting these watches with new calibers. So this is a two-for-one review of both the new NOMOS Minimatic and the new DUW 3001 within. Suffice it to say, this cool little German manufacture isn't done making waves. In fact, if anything, it's just getting started.We'll revisit aesthetics in a moment, but before we do, let's cover something important: the DUW 3001. In case you've missed it, NOMOS' new official name is NOMOS Glashütte Deutsche Uhrenwerke, hence the DUW. Proudly made in-house in Germany. It was just last year that NOMOS announced its in-house escapement, and rather than ride that achievement for a while, they decided to incorporate that system into an automatic movement for the first time (kind of) in a brand new caliber. They have actually decided to start this movement from scratch rather than use one of their older ones.

Lug-to-Lug Dimensions of ROO's
Hi Everyone,Could somebody please kindly advise what the difference is in the lug-to-lug measurements of the 42mm and 44mm ROO's? Is it, as one would probably think, 2 millimetres?I know Google is our friend but I have struggled to find this one out.Thanks in advance.

X'MAS gift to myself
Talked to my AD friend yesterday, asked him anything special I can have as X'MAS gift to myself, he mentioned some watches, either too expensive or not interested at. Boom, this lunch time, he called me, and said something just came this morning that I might be interested, since I missed the boat last time. Sure enough, got off work early, picked this baby up:

Selling 16520 for VC 4500V
Hi.I am thinking of selling my Rolex Daytona 16520 white dial and buy the Vacheron Constantin Overseas 4500V blue dial. Stupid of me?

INCOMING!!! (Sligthly) blue brother for the Z-blue Milgauss!
So, after a year of frequenting this forum and reading, learning on our beloved mutual passion I couldn't help myself and I've cracked for the second time. I'm in it for the long run now. Damn all of you :)Since a couple of months I've been craving a second Rolex to add to my starting watch collection. I'm a sucker for blue and was looking into getting an iconic classic in the professionel line: the Sub or a GMT to add next to my more 'quircky' less conventional Milgauss. TT or precious metals are not for me now, I'm in my late 20's so sticking with SS. The Sub I find a great watch and a timeless classic icon but a litte too common for my taste. And like my Milgauss I like a bit of coulour especially blue and a special feature. So look no further! The GMT BLNR caught my eye with the partly blue ceramic bezel. The blue has so much depth in different lighting circumstances. And it's an impressive fact that Rolex is the only one that can create a flawless dual colored ceramic bezel. I thi