What Is The Best Size For A Watch?
This simple, and highly subjective question seems to have an answer. The question is particularly interesting to me because for the past decade, watch brands have been going back and forth with watch sizes. We saw watches really grow up to almost preposterous dimensions, and then suddenly awkwardly shrink again. Watch brands want to make watch sizes that people want to buy. At the same time, men and women not too familiar with what is in fashion or style might not know a good size to get for themselves or a loved one.I recently asked a question to my readers during the May 2011 watch giveaway. The question was simply to answer what your ideal watch size is (and by this I mean diameter in millimeters). I figured that responses would be all over the board, but I was really amazed at how consistent the responses where (sample group of about 500 responses). There does not seem to be a clear majority winner, but I would say that if you are in the market to buy a watch or make one, you shoul

WTB- Breitling Aerospace UTC- Model 56062
Hey guys,Hope I have posted this in the right spotI am looking for a titanium UTC module to fit the above watch. It needs to be 2 tone with the dark grey face in mint condition please.Please PM me here or directly at contetradisgmailThanks and regardsCon

My trust 2531.80 still lives strong !
Since the purchase of my new DSSD, I feel the love for my Omega dipping slightly. However, that is not the case, and I'm wearing her today !free image hostStill look good after I walked out of the AD with her brand new, 9 years ago. Although, she's probably due for a service, she's still running +5 a day so I'm perfectly happy with that.

Speedmaster 3572.50 rarity/value/desirability question
Greetings...I am new to the forum and typically a Rolex guy but I do love the Omega Speedmaster and its lore and history. I at one time owned a 3573.50 sapphire sandwich and sold it to my father after a year or so I got the itch for another. I stumbled across what I thought was another 3573.50 and when I received it the watch had a hesalite crystal with sapphire museum back and different wording on the caseback but with the same two push button clasp as the 3573.50. In my research I discovered it was a short run 3572.50 and Omega confirmed it as a 2001 distribution/manufacture date. It came with a black Omega box and instruction booklet.Now to my questions...What was the actual run of this watch in years? On some forum discussion I stumbled across members who were discussing the rarity and increased desirability of this version due to this combination and short run. Does anyone here feel this way about this watch?I contemplated flipping it now to help fund another Rolex I'm after and t

Sea Dweller randomly stopped running... then was fine...?
Something odd happened tonight.I was getting dressed for the evening and I when I looked at my watch at around 6:18 it was still at 6, almost like my minute hand stopped but the second hand was still running.When I looked at the watch it was at 6 and it clearly wasn't stuck, it advanced to 6:01 as I watched it. I've been wearing it all day so I don't see how it wouldn't have been wound, but that's the only answer, right? That the reserve ran out?It's a 1999 sea dweller that I got back last week from a service when it was corrected from running almost +15s a day down to +3 a day. It's been running good and keeping great time since. Anyone have any thoughts? Should I just not worry about it?