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

First Watch Post
Being 25 and into watches does not always go together. Watches are inherently very expensive, and the cost of admittance into the hobby can be overwhelming. It is a hobby and passion of appreciation and style. You have to appreciate the beautiful, recognize the handsome, and critique the flawed. Few of us are hands on in anyway. Meaning we do not fix or modify watches, not do we really understand the inner workings for the most part.Being "into watches" is really about being able to appreciate and recognize achievements in utility and design. As I will try to illustrate over time, making a nice watch is very hard to do. Many of the watches I criticized for a long time, I have recently come to appreciate for their classic looks and on going charm. Further, some things which appear nice at first often end up losing their novelty and on going appeal.Much more to come soon.

PP Open Face PW #233873
Hi everyone,I have a 18k YG open faced Patek Phillipe pocket watch - case # 233873 and movement # 122480. The back is engraved, but in the absence of an AD I was wondering if anyone here can provide a good resource online that I can use to get an idea of its value. I can get around to taking pictures at some point Thanks!

Cost Of A New 18K PP Tang/Buckle?
I would elaborate but the question is the topic. If there's a price difference, it is the white gold I am curious to know.I'm sure to be shocked, but tell me anyway! I saw one on the 'bay for a grand, but think a new one from an AD can't be TOO much higher. Right? (he asks nervously...)

Really nice breakdown and high mag images of the Sub
Not sure if it's been posted before, but this is a pretty cool breakdpwn of the 114060 Ceramic Sub (no date)Hope you enjoy as much as I didhttps://.thenakedwatchmaker/d...lex-submariner