Jack Forster
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What a story. . .
. . .gentlemen, now that's what I call research. Names. Dates. Numbers. Pictures.
This is a major contribution to the Web base of basic information about chronometry, and we all know how often that happens (hint: not that often 
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Sincere thanks- by the way, can I just say, I want my cal. E11???
come on guys, who's up for a limited edition?
Jack
Omega Central Tourbillon – Part 1
Omega Central Tourbillon – Part 1: History of Omega Observatory Trials and Precision Records By Michael Ting M.D. (1), Melvyn Teillol-Foo M.D. (2) and Suitbert Walter (1). (1) – PuristSPro.com Moderator (2) – ThePuristS.com Moderator Competition breeds ex...
And today, people complain about too small movements in too large watches! ...
So what about this spacer ring?? Thank you gentlemen for this marvelous and highly interesting post! Regards, Marcus...
Thanks, gentlemen, for tackling my favorite subject . . .
. . . of all, the sublime Omega central tourbillon. A note and a request, if I may; last month, Mitch, David, myself, and a few others made a tour of the Beverly Hills watch stores . . . the highlight of the day was the sight of three Omega tourbillons - ...
How thoughtful of you, Melvyn . . .
. . . for planning on successfully bidding on the co-axial center tourbillon and then offering it to John for a long-term review! Such heartfelt generosity . . . we really don't deserve it. Incredulously, Art PS - John says he only needs three years . . ....
Wow, what a fantastic research article about Omega Tourbillons written back in 2007!
Super interesting thing to read, too bad photos got unbundled in Part 1, while Part 2 is OK. Looks like, unfortunately, the author visited the site last back in 2018 but kudos again anyway!