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I think that piece is crazy underrated.

I ultimately love the articulating lugs and feel they are unique and kind of make the watch. But a part of me thinks this would be amazing with some cowhorn lugs.

Even though it's white gold, it honestly feels like platinum. Sometimes I like it, but sometimes I wish it were a bit lighter for comfort.

The chrono scales used here are telemetry and tachymeter. Meant to judge the distance of an object (say a tank firing a projectile) and the speed of an object.

Thanks for the kind words all!

Wanted to share my newest acquisition, the Omega Milestone 1941 Officers' chronograph. It's the ninth watch from Omega's ten piece museum collection run. Don't think I've seen alot about this watch, or the museum collection in general. Meant to evoke military watches from the 1930s and 1940s, it fea

Great watch. Finishing is really good for the money and it keeps surprisingly good time. The movement is made by Chronode, a very well established and respected movement maker that supplies movements to companies like Czapek for their Antartique. Only downside I can say is the rotor is a bit noisy.

I believe Grossmann make the thinnest hands today at 0.1mm. Here is a shot I took recently.

I love the origin, but imho the micro rotor movement is a must if you are going to have only one LF.

So you can look at guilloche while you guilloche.