Universal Geneve Uni-Compax

The term 'tri-compax' originally referred to watches with three complications, not subdials. It's not accurate to use it solely based on the number of subdials. 'Tri-compax' can also apply to watches with four subdials in specific arrangements.

A late arrival this year, after some serious Covid related restraint. And a difficult decision between this reedition of the UG Uni-Compax and the equaly great Aquastar Deepstar, as there could be only One. Both awesome designs that set them apart from other dive related watches of the era, both wit

Hi All, While Nick is searching for information on his Orloff Chronograph , how about we do a thread on those most pure of chronographs, the two-register designs? After recently lamenting about passing on an ALS 1815 Chrono a few years ago , I realised I don’t have any in my collection. So torture m

A picture is Worth a thousand words. I don't know too much about these U.G Chronos, but even the no colored gold fan I am can appreciate this red gold execution. Very Class! Enjoy. Nicolas

Hi All I know we've been here before and the tide is slowing turning against ever larger watches - but I thought it would be good to look at a smaller watch can give you. I've had a riffle through my photo library of what I think are some of my more interesting smaller watches - that said - I don't

All very different.. The Longines is significantly cheaper than the other two, and looks so clean in this group. The GP is quite pretty in person and the JLC feels so "vintage" yet it is so new. Dave