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As I look at my wife's datejust which I believe is a 28mm watch, it makes me wonder about movement sizes. First I am truly impressed in seeing such a small watch run and be robust. But it leads me to another question. Is there an optimal size of...

my interest in the watch lies primarily as a collector. i like to pick up neat and somewhat unique pieces either from mechanical design or style point. the annual calendar appears to me to be just that...silicone balance set up, annual calendar etc...

Art the other day i took my cal100 perpetual off the winder after about 4+months on it. And it was 19secs slow. This is remarkable performance for a 4Hz watch. I make this point as an observation and comment. my second point/question really is...

I am smitten by the chrono and a large datethanks

Not to lead anyone on...the wetsuit pics were a function of an active waterskiing/wakeboarding weekend in the chilly midwest great lakes and not a diving expedition. without the wetsuit you would freeze your proverbial ....off nonetheless i thought...

Mine which is about 2mos old is currently running about 1.5sec+ per day

Art i wanted to take a moment and give some follow up And to give some reference points of what I own and where I stand I own a GO perpetual cal 100 in RG, JLC reverso grand date GMT 8d RDM, BP fifty fathoms, PAM 98 and some other very cool watches...

finally got home and had a chance to shoot a better quality photo of this piece