Nice watch that I am glad it's gone to a good home

I don't know enough about inner workings of the movement to tell if there is real risk, but my watch manuals for CWL and Seiko watches both indicated that damage may occur if changing date between 9pm and 3am (21 and 3 o'clock). With both ETA and Seiko 6R15 movements carrying the warning, I suspect...

Just follow the rules it's not difficult

Already posted here http://www.christopherwardforum.com/vie ... =33&t=5041

The lug shape is critical for me on whether the watch will look good on my wrist, If the curve down nicely its no problem but if they're straight its no way. Beyond 44mm it becomes a struggle but certain watches just are that big and if you want to wear them you have to go for it. I have seen a few ...

Love those Damasko watches.

@ shen lun I can't remember what I was using but google may give you some new alternatives(try bpm counter), it didn't pan out, the sensitivity wasn't good enough. Thats why the professional machines are so expensive.

Here's an old film discribing how all that stuff you can see through the back works
http://www.bestofyoutube.com/story.php? ... atch-works

Uncle Bill wrote:Welcome to the Forum, Ray; glad you can stop being paranoid. I actually have never suffered paranoia - it's all the others that are out to get me...UB..

we're not out to get you, what ever gives you that idea

I voted for C7 manual

Sinn 356 might fit the bill

Looks good post some pics of it in the flesh when it arrives

We definately need some real life photos of the new watches, roll on the first ones let out of the pen

very nice kip I love those elgins own a similar style one myself