Hi, to everyone. My Work and Hobby are wristwatch and pocket watches repair. CHEERS:biggrin:

Hello Watch Talk Forums! Recently I've started to dig into the world of watches/horology. I did a lot of research before I bought my last watch, and wrote a blog post based on my findings. Have a look here and tell me what you think? I'm new to this world so I'd greatly appreciate your feedback...

Why people buy watches with mechanical movement? Quartz is mach cheaper and keeps better time.

Hi there, with the link below you will find a collection of Heuer watches and movements close ups in 3D. To see the stereoscopic effect you will have to use red/cyan glasses. I hope you´ll like it. http://www.flickr.com/photos/[email protected]/sets/72157625708605101/

Does any one have or know where i can find watch movement drawing for a wrists watch? Not a notes on repair but a drawing on how to make the watch. I want to try to make a 3d cad of it. If any one can help i would be most grateful

hi there does anyone have any info on the Longines manufacture caliber 13.92. tried searching for it on the internet but with no result thanks for your time jon

Hi, Does anyone know what model movement is in the Bulova 96C120? And country of origin? Thanks, Austin

Hello, I've been thinking of buying my wife her first Swiss watch. And I've been thinking a Longines because I rather like their esthetics. I'm looking for a small one, with just time and day of month. Unfortunately, I'm a complete newbie. My question is, esthetics aside, are there movements...

Hi everyone, I'm looking for a supplier for mechanical watch movements in a specific size and shape : I need about 200 round movements 6 3/4 (15,3 mm). The backside appearance is very important because it will be visible. Does anyone have an idea where I could find a supplier for such product...

I just picked up a 9212 from Overstock, and got somewhat of a surprise. While every other 92xx Speedway I've seen before has had the standard chrono functionality of real-time seconds being shown on the 6 o'clock sub-dial, while the main second hand has been reserved for stopwatch functions...