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I bought the watch for $500 (the seller, who was not a watch specialist, said to me defensively when she quoted the price, "I think it's made of real gold.") I took the watch home, cleaned and oiled it and despite it link being a watch from the 1940s it ran flawlessly. Smith is right; it almost seemed to assemble itself. The chronometer versions of the 30T2RG had link a special fine regulator and mine was an earlier caliber, link with a split-rim compensation balance and blue-tempered balance spring.

The hour chapter comprising large link Arabic numerals set link off with grade X1 white Super-LumiNova® is hovered over by the traditional pair of hands boasting the same luminescent paint. The watch is amazingly easy link to read under any conditions of light.

Daylight Saving Time is a blessing. If we link stayed on standard time all year round, the sun would set at 7:27pm at the latest. Now, as it stands (everywhere in link the US except Hawaii and Arizona, where they don't link observe DST), we get to enjoy late sunsets and the extra vitamin D that comes with them.