How awesome would it be if Omega were to come up with a new skeletonized SpThe sun link has a rendezvous with the moon… and together, for once, the two stars appear on the dial of the latest travel-friendly astronomical creation unveiled by the manufacturer!The new all-titanium Ressence Type 7 is available now from the Ressence E-Shop and costs CHF 36,000 (ex. VAT). Let me know what you think of this release in the comments below!The version we’re discussing, ref 3800, made its return in 1995 and has been a continuous part of the brand’s lineup.It features 29 jewels and a power reserve of 45 hours beating at a 4Hz frequency. Notably, there is a lack of hacking functionality. This means that when the crown is pulled out to change the time, the seconds continue to run. While this would personally bother me, I am not sure it would interfere with the enjoyment of my (imaginary) Patek. But, at upwards of $20k, I think we all wish it would hack.
I see myself as an open-minded, guy, and I have proved that with, for instance, the Albert Cohen novel and metallica.The in-house Calibre 2460 R31L/2 features a retrograde date (moving link clockwise across the top half of the dial before jumping back to the first day of the month after 31 or whenever you set it) and a hyper-accurate moon phase accurate to 122 years before needing a one-day correction.It's not a traditional "complication," but Berneron has broken convention in another interesting way: he reversed the typical order of the hands on the dial, with the shorter hour hand sitting above the minute hand. Berneron says this allows for the crystal to be more dramatically curved, making the watch's profile 15 percent thinner.
The centre zone is 18-carat gold coated in blackened rhodium, breathed upon by a gifted guillocher. The deft use of a rose engine and cutters has resulted in a wave pattern, exquisitely crafted by hand.The Feather was not only outrageous and original, but it was also technically advanced.In the spirit of my dad's Seiko, I'd always wanted to have an heirloom to pass on to my kids. My family never really had something like that, something that was passed down from generation to generation. I thought link about it when I bought my GMT-Master, even though I didn't yet have kids.Sometimes a line of text on the dial of a watch can tell a part of that story, and that's what makes double-signed watches so appealing. A double-signed watch usually bears the name of the retailer on the dial, and that sheds light on where the watch was sold and tells us about a larger relationship between a manufacturer and its retail network.

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