Revised Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch Now Packs More US-Made Key Components
It?has been?only a few months since Ariel reviewed the Weiss Standard Issue Field Watch, and yet we are returning to the very same model to share a brief C and most welcome C update?related to the making of this piece. In the review (which you can find here, in case you missed it) we pointed out that a majority of the parts of this Weiss watch are made in the US, hence the?visibly placed "Los Ange........
The Techy & Innovative Automatic Caliber CFB A1000 Watch Movement From Carl F. Bucherer
Don't worry that there is no watch to go with this movement yet. The caliber CFB A1000 is a really nice little machine on it's own. A few months ago I got a chance to mess around with it in person. The first thing you notice about it, is that it looks very little like most mechanical movements that you have seen. There is a distinctive 'circuit board' look to it, that commands a more modern perspe........
My Summer watch...
From the moment I bought my white ExplorerII I wondered how cool it would look on a Jubilee bracelet...Well, a nice guy on the Dutch omegaforum had some NOS ones for sale and I bought me one..First I removed the Oysterbracelet and gave it a good clean before I will send it to my watchmaker..Of course I made a few bracelet-less shots..:D:D:DAnd then the big moment...My ExplorerII on a omega Jubilee........
Questions about the subs
I am no omega expert. Not even close to one. Something you will probly notice by these questions I know what a red sub is and why it is rare. But I would like to know what is the difference of a military sub and a normal sub, and what makes it rare? Also I would like to know about the gilt dial subs.Please post photos and explanations about the military subs and the gilt dial subs.........
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