Photo Slideshow: Inside Vacheron Constantin’s High Complications Workshop
In WatchTime’s November-December 2013 issue, on sale October 29, Mike Disher takes an in-depth look at Vacheron Constantin’s Patrimony Contemporaine Caliber 1731. View the image gallery below to see watchmakers at work in Vacheron Constantin’s high complications workshop. 

Harry Winston Ocean Triple Retrograde Chronograph Black Zalium Watch
Each year we get a new stream of interesting Harry Winston Ocean watches. Many are cool, some are strange, and some like this Ocean Triple Retrograde Chronograph watch just seem to hit a sweet spot. Release of this watch coincides with the interesting news that Harry Winston is looking to sell off their watch and jewelry making divisions. That doesn't mean the end of Harry Winston watches, but rather that someone other than Harry Winston may someday soon be making Harry Winston watches. With that comes a lot of regard as well as responsibility.For over a decade the most interesting allure to the brand has been their Opus collection of fantastic partnership creations started by Max Busser (of MB&F) when he ran the watch division at Harry Winston. While it is incredible for PR, the Opus division is expensive, highly complicated, and a huge headache to keep going (this includes finding partner watch makers, designing cool products, making prototypes in time for the show, and eventuall

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3944 Omega Cosmic Triple Calendar from the 50's
If any you have one of these 50's Omega Cosmic, would you pm me.Top View P.jpgSide Profile P.jpgThanks,Bob Ridley

New to me 2220.8
My first real timepiece! A buddy of mine has been eyeing another watch for a while now and decided to get rid of this to help fund it. I was saving up for a PO, but the price was too good to pass on. The crystal is in perfect shape, but the band could use some polishing. No biggie. I absolutely love this watch! Sorry, pic isn't too great.