How Precise is Your Watch? Test It with the Lepsi Watch Scope
For everyone who’s ever read a watch test or review in WatchTime and wished they could test their own timepieces for accuracy at home �� and without making the major investment of a Witschi timing machine �� Geneva-based Lepsi has an ideal stocking stuffer: the Lepsi Watch Scope, essentially a stethoscope to read the “heartbeat” of a mechanical watch.The Watch Scope is a compact device (retailing for 369 Swiss francs, that syncs with your smartphone to measure a mechanical watch’s vital stats �� including rate variation, amplitude and beat error �� in just seconds. Best of all, it is small enough to carry around with you, meaning you can actually bring it on a trip to a retailer to measure the accuracy on-site of a timepiece you’re considering purchasing. To use the Watch Scope, you first need to download (either from the Google Play or Apple App store) the Lepsi Watch Scope app for installation on your smartphone. While connected to wifi, open the app an

New Strap for 15707CE Diver: Which Color?
Considering buying a new strap for my CE Diver. I can't help myself sometimes IMO these are the only options that could work, but feel free to make other suggestions in the comments.I'll tell you right now, I'm not crazy about getting the orange strap despite it probably matching the best (aside from black). I kept it in the poll though cause I know it would have been mentioned repeatedly, so with that said vote away.Thank you!

Another watch back from APSC Clearwater and some good news!
Only took 3 weeks to get my diver back from AP with a full service and additional 2 year warranty. Really like the new custom packaging to keep the watch safe. Now on to the good news....AP has a boutique opening in LA mid September and they will be hosting more events on the west coast. I really hate missing out on the east coast events because I travel far less now that I have young kids. If anyone is going to the Serena Williams and Stan Wawrinka rooftop tennis event in NY please take pics for TRF. Sounds like it's going to be a great time!

Daytona for 15400?
Hi guys,I fear I have come to a realisation. I'm at a stage where I yearn for so many that I have yet tasted. To realise that I have had the luck of having a dj tt, exp, milgauss, gmtiic, hulk and currently daytona in about 4 years. I thought each was wife material at the time but this forum has made me think if each as a girlfriend. I wish I had them all back but the monogamous creature I am meant I had to move on each time. Now can't stop looking at the 15400, am I a bad person to break up with my White SS daytona quite in the knowledge that, at some point, I will definitely be coming back???

Is a Submariner an upgrade from a PO?
G'day Omega owners,I have a dilemma in which you can hopefully help me out with. I have owned an Omega Seamaster Pro, Seamaster Pro Chrono, a Breitling and an Oris and I now currently own an Omega Planet Ocean for which I have owned for the past 3 years.Whenever I walk past a Rolex dealer I see the Sub LV beckoning me at the window!So my dilemma is: As watch enthusiasts, would you considered it an upgrade if I sold my Omega PO and bought a Rolex Submariner LV or is it just and expensive side step.I have scoured the discussion forums on this site and others looking for a comparison but the closest I have found is the PO vs the Seadweller (out of my price range) so I am curious about the direct comparison.I am not the kind of bloke that considers a Rolex a status symbol so take brand recognition out of the equation if you can, I am more interested in terms of the quality and durability of the watch.In terms of use, I can only afford one watch at a time (at this stage) so I would wear i