Clerc Odyssey S Watch
Clearly this Clerc watch has a spacey look. A lot of their more "ambitious" pieces tend to have a style that looks like something out of a sci-fi movie prop bin. This one is actually a bit more down to earth compared to what I have seen in the past. As though Clerc is calming down a bit and realizing the world is looking for more subtle avant garde style cues these days. If you make a watch that looks like a time machine - it better damn operate as one. Wow, I just realized how utterly ironic that statement was.Clerc joins the growing number of watch brands that are using silicium (silicon) in their movements. The most popular metal part to replace with silicium is the escapement. This is a small gear-like wheel that is connected to the balance wheel and is responsible for moving power to the movement. Silicium gives this part ultra high endurance and precision. The basically means that the part doesn't wear (like ever), doesn't need any lubrication, and is very consistent which leads

Timegrapher
Hooked up my 15202ST 0944ST to a timegrapher...Is it safe to say that I can hold off on servicing for a bit longer? It's an F series and 10 years old, never been serviced.Note : I borrowed the timegrapher from a friend. Anyone have the Frederique Constant Analytics? I was thinking about picking one of those up to measure and track the accuracy of my watches.https://frederiqueconstant/analytics/(I have no affiliation of FC - just curious if it's worth the money)

AP Diver Crown Issues
I hadn't worn my AP Diver in a while and while setting it this morning I had a hard time turning the crown to adjust the date and time because the rubberized portion of the crown was hitting the brackets around the crown. Anyone else ever have this issue? Very strange!

railmaster xxl wrist pics
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Bluesey Dial
Do all the 116613 Blueseys come with the sunburst dials now?