Damasko DA44 Watch
One of the most notoriously difficult to find German watch brands is Damasko. They tend to make cool, high-function tool watches for a fair price. If you are a fan of Sinn, you'll also like Damasko - and it goes without saying that Damasko's designs are highly inspired by Sinn timepieces (which are also less than ironically hard to find).If I could give some advice to Sinn and Damasko it would be to understand that pieces such as this would do much better in America if anyone in the US could ever find them. Let's talk distribution people! Sometimes I don't understand how these businesses operate without basic notions of doing business outside of Europe. But I digress!New for Damasko is a model called the DA44 which will come in both a 42mm wide bead-blasted steel case and a black-coated steel case. This is when it starts to get interesting. The steel they use is one of those very hard materials that they claim is ice-hardened and nickel-free. It goes through a range of hardening techni

Caliber 3120 accuracy
Just a week into wearing my white diver I've noticed something unusual which has not happened with my Daytona. Although mechanical movements are known to be far from accurate, they should be gaining or losing at the same rate each day, right?With my daytona it's consistently at +5 seconds per day, which is fine cause I know it's due for a service but I'm refusing to send it in as if now. But this is what I have noticed with my diver. Day 1: +3.5 secDay 2: +9 secDay 3: + 16 secHm... are these figures alright? Or is it time for a service. It's still under warranty. Thanks!

There's Something Special....
About Vintage. Just picked this one off of ebay, it's kind of beat up, but it has aged nicely. I don't think it has ever been serviced since 1954, movement looks brand new, there are absolutely no scratches on the movement!

Trade Sub 114060 towards a 116600 thoughts?
Is the above something you'd consider? My other Rolex is the BLNR and I see that the Sea Dweller would look a little more differentiated from this piece than my Sub. I'm also slightly attracted to the proportions of the Sea Dweller and possible future value retention despite the additional funds that would need to be added. Appreciate your thoughts on the above...

Just a follow up....
To this.....https://.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=561487As I posted before, I would do a follow up on feelings/observations, after slowing down, thinning the collection significantly, and rotation between two watches. I've tried pretty much everything (as well as other brands), vintage, and every metal....exceptions:Milgauss, Cellini, Yacht Master, TOG, probably a few more I haven't thought of. *Yes, EVERYTHING IS GONE BUT THREE Findings...(for my tastes anyway)....1. PM has spoiled me...love the look and feel, and when I'd put on my SS pieces, I usually couldn't wait to put my PM back on2. I COULD be a two watch guy, but 3 - 5 will probably be my comfort zone. I don't need a huge collection to be satisfied. Quality over quantity for me. 3. Love any Rolex blue. 4. After going back and forth a few times, YG will be in the collection. 5. I may add a SS back in at some point.....SO I WON'T be the guy who says.... I'm done But for now....pretty darn content! Anyway, just some TRF, light w