Here's a shot of the co-axial movement on my Seamaster 300.

 

Can somebody explain to me in very simple language, what define them as co axial. What did they modified from ETA so it became Co Axial.

I've read it but i still cannot truly understand it.

 

Here's a nice and simple breakdown of what it means.

http://forums.watchuseek.com/f20/co-axial;-definition-explanation-415695.html#/topics/415695?page=1

 

The Co-axial Escapement was invented by an English watchmaker by the name of George Daniels (RIP). The primary driver was to remove the lubrication required in the traditional Swiss Lever Escapement.

 

I thought they will release a smaller Connected.

 

I think you mean a smaller Connected

 

If they could make a rubber strap that looked like that it would possibly be fun, but chucking paint at £20,000 watches if just stupid.

 

Yes, I would still like the black and silver one Otto.... but whether it will ever happen I really don't know.

 

Oké, did not know that. Would be to big for my wrist.

 

I'm 50 in a couple of years. I've admired the Rolex Daytona for a long time but I'm not at one with the brand.

Hence, I'm thinking a full set blue dial vintage Monaco would be more me.

Other than that, vintage style mushroom pushers on a Heuer Monaco re-release please. My least favourite feature of my Monaco IMO.

 

Monaco is the true boss watch. . That's what they said...

 

Agree with the button pushers on the Monaco. Ruins the re-editions.

 

I don't understand why they do it. My Monza, Silverstone & Autavia have the vintage style pushers on them.

 

Is there gonna be dark lord monaco reedition next year with mushroom pusher ?if there is, i rather wait.
Oh what a dilemma !

 

I guess i am on the hopeful camp...