Horological Meandering

Gérald Genta!! Too bad they don't make them as before....  

Well, something like that

An engineer , A Spitfire Laureus sport and A Mark XV. The movements of all three suffer the same problem of grinding . They detoriate over time.

hmm, did you tried any of the In-house models? Spitfire Laureus and Mark XV have ETA besed movement (one is 7750 othe based on 2892). I don't know the Ingy model you have.

This month I took al three of them to the watchmaker they are still not ready , awaiting spare parts. The spirtfire laureus sport is my daily beater only watch i ever bought new , from day day one I had problems , some screw always drops and gets into the... 

Well, this could happen to any watch brand or any watch movement. But it is strange that you have similar problems on all ETA watches and they are not in the same movement family. Do you service them regulary?

i hope you get them sorted. I have a few of them and they have been reliable and very accurate. And badass, because any brand with that type of marketing is badass ...  

So far, my experience with IWC has been poor. My Portuguieser hand wound 8 day 75th anniversary gained about 8-9 seconds a day dial up on the bed side table. It also has blemishes on the movement. Took it back and Richemont said the case had been opened a... 

i travel a lot and living in a foreign countries, being in Argentina and Paraguay . INTERNATONAL Watch Company actually suggest you sent your watch back to Switserland for service. Not considering customs or risk of theft and being without your watch for ... 

is very true indeed. And nothing wrong in having a SKX Seiko diver. Phenomenal bang for buck watches

Is that a carousel slide projector? I didn't see one in a century! Cheers D

Close. A socket 1155 Intel cooler for CPU :P

First, and most important, is thinner, thus the watch is definitely more comfortable. The movement is the classic ETA, but compared to the other famous watches with integrated bracelet is undoubtedly cheaper, 1/3 of the price tag. This one was too heavy a... 

....but he designed the 1832 Ingenieur "Jumbo", the third generation Ingenieur, the first one with the 5 holes. Cheers, HSTE ...