H. Moser & Cie Perpetual Calendar Black Edition Watch
When it was released, the Perpetual Calendar was renowned for its simplicity and legibility.H. Moser & Cie. is proud of the fact that they are a small manufacture. In fact, on their website, they proudly proclaim that they are family-owned, that they take pride in complications that are simple and functional and that every watch that they make is hand-built and finished.The brand itself dates back to 1805, but was acquired by the Dixi Mechanique Group during the Quartz Crisis. It was later revived in 2005 and one of its earliest and most notable pieces was its simply named Perpetual Calendar watch, which we had covered some time ago in 2010.The Perpetual Calendar Black Edition is the company's first titanium watch.Now that SIHH is behind us, we must look forward to Baselworld and H. Moser & Cie. has introduced a new version of their Perpetual Calendar watch, the Perpetual Calendar Black Edition. Unique to this watch is its DLC-coated titanium case- a first for the company, an

Panerai for a few fines that uses their own movement internal
After the simple use of relative handwound Unitas movement, Panerai for a few fines that uses their own movement internal. Their basic (Luminor Base and Luminor Marina) models are still the use of movement Unitas, always property enabling for (almost) all lovers of watches.

Question about crown on Diver
So I noticed today that the rubber insert on the crown is a hexagon. If at the right angle, the top and bottom (if you look at the case from the side) of the hexagon can clear the crown protectors perfectly. If you turn the crown 45 degree more, then the pointy parts of the hexagon are kind of squeezed by the crown protector (even though I see that they added some clearance for this). Do you guys turn the crown until it is flat on both sides of the crown protector or let the pointy part of the rubber insert squeeze against the crown protector?

Colt II Macro
Just to share my shot

Incoming: Speedmaster X-33 Skywalker.
Being the mechanical watch die-hard I am I never thought I would be getting one of these... But the opportunity came and I jumped on it.I believe it is a good complement to my Speedy collection of two Pros (Hello Houston and Apollo XV 35th) and a Bienne restored c1045 from 1976.Very interesting watch, functions well thought and incredibly lightweight.Enjoying it very much.