Ragazzi ma chi vi impedisce di aprire topic su orologeria di fascia bassa o media parlandone serenamente?

questo è un forum libero, dove ognuno deve sentirsi libero di aprire topic sull'ultima complicazione di maestri artigiani come di Seiko, senza per questo sentirsi superiore o inferiore.
A far rispettare le regole e la buona creanza ci siamo noi, nel limite del possibile visto che siamo tutti adulti no?
Se non vi va di commentare un topic saltatelo no? che problema c'è??

Non inventiamoci complessi di inferiorità o fantasmi, cerchiamo di far parte tutti della stessa squadra e di remare tutti nella stessa direzione!

Siamo Orologico, un forum senza markette, markettari, baroni e pastette, siatene felici e contenti perchè oggi è merce rara!

grazie joe

noi vigiliamo e lasciamo fare. meno interveniamo meglio è.

Però una cosa.....basta parlare di quello che non andava in altri forum, alla fine che ci frega?

guardiamo avanti.

cmq se qualcuno pensa di fermare Orologico così, ci facciamo una grassa risata.

ciao, benvenuto nel forum!

Benvenuto!

Omega Seamaster 300 Spectre L.E.

Daniel Craig visits the OMEGA factory in Villeret, Switzerland - The actor sees production of the new OMEGA Seamaster 300 "SPECTRE" Limited Edition, which will go on sale in September.

Daniel Craig has made a special visit to the heart of the Swiss watchmaking industry for the inauguration of the OMEGA factory in Villeret, Switzerland. The actor who reprises his role as James Bond in SPECTRE, the 24th Bond adventure, was given a guided tour, as well as exclusive access to the factory's assembly line. During the visit he was also shown production of the new OMEGA Seamaster 300 "SPECTRE" Limited Edition.   

For OMEGA, Daniel Craig's visit to Villeret was a momentous occasion. Together with Nick Hayek, Swatch Group CEO, and Stephen Urquhart, President of OMEGA, Craig was shown exactly what goes into making OMEGA watches such as the one he wears in SPECTRE. As an avid collector himself, he was fascinated by the engineering and expertise on show.

 "I think what was so impressive was the fact that these watches are made from the ground up. You start with nothing, and then there's suddenly a working watch. That's the beauty of it. To see the engineering that goes into it and the legacy that goes into it, that's what fascinated me."

The Seamaster has been James Bond's watch since GoldenEye (1995), with its naval history and classic style, the watch perfectly reflects Bond's character. Now, in celebration of the new movie, fans and watch collectors will be able to buy the model worn by 007 in SPECTRE, as the OMEGA Seamaster 300 will go on sale as a limited edition. The release marks a first for the partnership; until now, only commemorative editions have been used to celebrate OMEGA's link with the franchise.

The watch features a bi-directional, rotating diving bezel, made from black, polished ceramic, combined with a LiquidMetal® 12 hour scale, so that time can be kept with any country in the world. 

Other unique features include the "lollipop" central seconds hands, as well as the 5-stripe black and grey NATO strap. On the bracelet's strap holder, the 007 gun logo has been engraved.

Each watch has its own unique serial number engraved on the back along with the SPECTRE film logo, celebrating the latest on-screen adventure. Inside, the watch is driven by the highly innovative OMEGA Master Co-Axial calibre 8400, a revolutionary movement in its own right.

This special timepiece will be limited to just 7,007 pieces. It will be available in selected boutiques from September.

Vacheron Constantin Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955

The new Historiques Cornes de Vache 1955 is a contemporary interpretation of the first water-resistant and anti-magnetic chronograph presented by Vacheron Constantin 60 years ago.

Reference 5000H/000P-B058
The case, in platinum, measures 38.5 mm x 10.9 mm. It has double sapphire crystals and it is water resistant to 30 meters. The lugs are referred to as "cow-horn".

Movement is the Swiss manual-wind Vacheron in-house caliber 1142 with 21 jewels, 21,600 vph and a power reserve of 48 hours. The column-wheel screw is shaped like a Maltese cross and it features the Hallmark of Geneva certification. It is protected against magnetism by a soft iron cage.

The dial is silvered opaline with a sun-brushed external zone (minute-track and tachometer scale), Roman numerals, and 18kt white gold applied hour-markers and hands.

It comes on a dark blue Mississippiensis alligator leather strap with an alligator leather inner shell, hand-stitched, saddle-finish, large square scales and a platinum buckle with a polished half Maltese cross-shape.