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I've seen complaints about Tissot's plastic movement in the news. The plastic part is actually a non-repairable movement, it's a silicon nivachron hairspring. If the watch needs to be rejuvenated, the most convenient way is to replace the movement directly. I don't think that using this movement wil

The first PP I bought 13 years ago was the 5711a. At the time, the 5711 seemed to be more popular because it was more streamlined. When I ordered it from AD, I was told that the 5712 would arrive in six months, but the 5711 would take more than a year, so I bought the 5711 on the second-hand market.

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As many here tend to enjoy engineering beyond the horological, and the automotive subforum is one of the lovely ones, the theme for April will be’Behind the Wheel’. Any combination between watch and vehicle is acceptable and if there’s a watch and car story, that gives an extra bonus 😊 So, given tha

A new release with a Minerva movement can only be worthy of attention. This Montblanc 1858 Geosphere Annual Calendar : Displays the month with a red arrow at 12 o'clock and a peripheral rotating disc on which ' July ' has been replaced by ' Minerva' , commemorating the registration of the Minerva tr

Second installment - X2D, 28mm....

They don’t make them like they used to

Some lovely pieces and a clock from Panerai! Looking good Panerai! www.panerai.com The Panerai 3325 (green titanium on the top right) looks really good in my eyes! Can't wait to see the watch in person!