Tissot "Handaufzug"

Here's the press release for the new Artelier Regulator. I can see this is quite cool on the divers, but on a 'dress' watch like the regulator? I'm not so sure. But it's unusual enough to appeal to someone looking for something a bit different from the rest. What do you guys think?The new Oris Artelier Regulateur follows an old tradition in watchmaking. The original regulators were large precision clocks with a pendulum, which controlled and regulated smaller watches. The earliest examples were ........

I just saw a Lord Elgin Black Knight on Ebay, listed as a 'Manufacturing Mistake', and thus with a BIN price of $3250.The seller is claiming that Elgin 'forgot to stamp the serial number' on the 680 21j 8/0 movement, and thus this is a one-of-a-kind item - hence the roughly $3150 excess. It's not. Elgin made the 680 from about 1950 until probably 1955-57, and they stopped putting serial numbers on movements after 1954. There are two other 680s on Ebay at this very moment with no serial number........