Any watch lovers here????

Thanks, Aaron.
I thought that there may have been some micro-brands that were doing their own.

 

RGM is also mostly reworked movements. I thought there were only a couple tourbillon that were in-house.

 

Weiss? I think swiss parts assembled in US.

 

I think that is correct.
I found a decent amount of "drama and speculation" when searching to see what they were doing with their movements.
But as far as I know they have made at least a few.

Ride safe,
AAron

 

How accurate should a watch be? I had set my new Nomos to match my iPhone and its been running for 2 weeks and has lost about 5 seconds. Is that pretty reasonable?

 

That's pretty good. Check cosc requirements.

 

5 seconds in 2 weeks? That's as good as it gets. Mechanical/autos can lose or gain as much as 30 seconds a day.

 

David at the Scottsdale Omega Boutique did me a solid and sent it to me 'Overnight Saturday Delivery' at no additional cost. This thing is even more gorgeous in real life!

 

Congratulations!

In the gentlest way possible: Jerk...
SO jealous.

 

No problem. A$$hole...

You are the one that first brought this beautiful timepiece to my attention. For better or for worse.

Now you have to live with that.

 

Wow you're right, I'm even more impressed with my watch now!



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Yeah, ummm, my Rolex is way out of spec but I don't wanna cough up $400 to bring it back into spec and get it tuned up.

 

Yeah, mine must be way out of whack then. My 007 loses 15 seconds a day or so.

 

I set my old tissot and within about 12 hours it already lost 10 second haha!

 

Very nice choice Hooper!

 

What reference do you guys use to calibrate your watch to?

 

One night I came home hammered and should have stayed off Amazon. Now I have a $150 timing machine that I have no use for.

I used it to regulate one of my seikos once. Beyond that, useless. Anybody wanna buy it?

 

YOur phone, or a high quality quartz Timex for $20.00