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In the world of watches, "complication" is typically what functions are called. The more things a watch does, the more complications it has. Most of these are historical and have been around for centuries, proving to be useful and interesting. That latter camp of "interesting" complications incorporates a lot of potentially complex features that have arguable utility. Nevertheless, we still enjoy them for the simple effort and time required to produced and assemble them. They exist for the sheer........

Mine is the omega Submariner 14060m (pre-chronometer). Since I sold mine almost 10 years ago, the 14060m has continued to elude me. I have tried to acquire one on a couple occasions, but something always prevents me from getting it. Your "White Whale" is not a grail, just a watch that is within your means of buying but time after time you cannot acquire it for one reason or another. What is or was your "White Whale"?JB........