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...for adults who evidently cannot field simple questions without feeling attacked. A bit silly really that you seem to have this need to repeat how adult your tastes are online, whenever you can. But I guess within the limited constraints of looking at your navel as the centre of a superior univers

Seeing that the only thing you can evidently follow my discussion with is uncalled for mudslinging, by attempting to infer I am not talking in an adult manner worthy of discussion with you, then I am more than pleased to leave you to the horological sandbox in which you have happily positioned yours

Thank you very much for (the only) straight answer and acknowledgement in this discussion, very much appreciated. I am very curious to see what these bits are in the final result. Again: this is not to take anyone down, even IF it might be a mistake by the maker. Watches are made by people in the en

Of course it will be interesting to see more pictures of such an interesting watch. And of course there are screws holding the chatons ;-0) Still, none of the above answers the question what the two bits of metal are sticking out of the winding barrel chaton (4th try). Since no-one here with any kno

So you really still cannot see the two bits of metal sticking out of the winding barrel chaton??? And now you want to tell me they are 2 screws by showing me something else? Why this need to obfuscate the obvious? Since you evidently know Klings, and want to pursue the question, why not just ask him

unless you don't want to see what is in front of you ;-0) In this case the 2 bits of metal sticking out are there at roughly 9 and 3 o'clock around the winding barrel jewel chaton. If you don't want to talk about it, or feel offended because it is your current favourite watch, then please let's igno

look at the topmost jewel,it looks like the winding barrel jewel. on the left and right has the outer edges of the chaton sheared off? Or am I mistaken and this is a retaining ring of some kind?? All the other chatons also have bits of metal between the charon ring and the hole in the bridge it shou

for Mr. Klings work, why are almost all the chatons damaged? It appears there was a big problem fitting the chatons to their openings in the bridges... Furthermore, the bridge nearest the winding barrel carrying the center/auxiliary wheel has only one point of attachment to secure it against the for

Just my personal feeling, no offence intended, but for me the modern dial really jolts with the classic movement decoration of what is essentially a Series 2. Nice coup for Roger to get attention and advertising for it, but I sincerely doubt it will be noted as one of his best creations. A classic S

In my view rather expensive for a 2892 ETA movement (which costs CHF 127,00) in 'pseudo limited' configuration of rubber and steel.... But I suppose if you are a mountain biker type, the rubber tire styled strap is what counts? Sorry, not my cup of tea. Cheers, Rushwarp