Review: Steinhart Nav B-Uhr II B-Type
Steinhart is a brand with a reputation for producing timepieces that achieve a level of craftsmanship and acute sense of aesthetic that far out pace their price tag.? Even today, having been a Steinhart devotee for some time, I find myself pausing as I peruse the Steinhart website to think “How the hell are they selling that watch at that price?” ?Not too long ago I pulled the trigger on Steinhart’s Nav B-Uhr II B-Type, a pitch perfect homage to the classic German observation pilot watch, and it has certainly lived up to the Steinhart reputation.Movement: ETA 2824-2 Swiss Made automaticCase: satin stainless steelBack: Stainless steel screwedDiameter: 44 mmheight: 14.2 mmWeight: 107gDial: blackCrystal: Sapphire domed interior non-reflectingBezel: stainless steelIndices: Superluminova white C1Lug width: 22mmWater Resistance: limitedStrap: Juchten leather brown with double studsAs noted in my initial impressions of the Nav B-Uhr II B-Type, it is a recreation of the origi

New 3120 Movement for 15400 - Concerns with Winding
Just sent my 15400 in for servicing because the date got stuck and the watch is dead. Service centre changed the movement to a new one.Now I found that when I wind it, after one or two rotations of the crown, I can sense and hear a Tsk sound each time. ( as though the spring slipped)Checked with the service centre and they say it is normal. I am not convince so would like seek some advice from experts here if anyone experienced this, and if all the new 3120 movements have this unique sensation.Please advise. Thanks

Rolex Sports Watch - Entry Level
I've been reading comments on entry level watch for Rolex and saw some common comments and responses. But to make it more specific, I would like to ask what is the entry level sports Rolex. Also, in light of difficulties of sourcing a sport watches nowadays, is that entry level Rolex sport watch hard to get? Any discount? Is it a hated watch for some? Thanks in advance. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Men still wear Datejust two tone 36mm in 2016
I am new to the forum. However, I've owned Rolex watches for 10 years now, and have always googled and read the posts on this forum. I have the following question.How many men still wear a Datejust two tone 36mm in 2016? I have a 16233 two tone Datejust and absolutely love the watch. I've worn it with suits, tuxedo, khaki pants and oxfords, polo's & jeans and I make it work for all occasions. I was thinking about trading it or selling it for the Datejust ii, but hate to part with it. I own a SS Daytona, and an Explorer ll 42mm, I hardly ever wear the explorer because it feels too big.

Rubber B Velcro
Hi all . I just want to see if anyone out there has any experience with the new rubber B Velcro strap ? I recently received one as a birthday gift . I had wanted a rubber B strap for my sub for a while and seeing the new high tech Velcro strap on their website I thought it might be a good option , so asked for one for my birthday, It was interesting and different concept .. but I have to say I am so disappointed in the product . It peels open so easily , when removing my jacket , taking off my jumper , the Velcro catches and simply peels open ...I nearly lost my watch off my wrist on day one , it was on my watch fir 2 days before I took it off completely.I then contacted Rubber b to see if they may allow me to exchange my strap for a tang buckle . Explaining it was a gift. Their reply was no as the strap had been worn . And I should try turning the strap around . They then attached pictures of Raphael nadal wearing the strap in some sort of wankey statement of the products quality ....