Watch Winner Follow-Up: Wryst Airborne FW3
This is a follow-up review from Derique Y. in Singapore, winner of the Wryst Airborne FW3 Limited Edition watch giveaway on watches-dealer in May.I've been following watches-dealer (formerly aBlogtoRead) for many years now, lapping up sweet images of watches that I could probably never afford, and half the time trying to imagine that hairy arm of Ariel's is mine instead.Every now and then, watches-dealer will throw out a watch for someone to win. Participating was simple, commenting on the post and liking some pages. I once commented on a giveaway and just like every other lucky draw I've participated in, I always came out empty, little surprise. Then there were other giveaways that I never bothered with simply because I could not care less about those watches.. dull and bland with no ounce of uniqueness.One day, along came a wildly designed watch from WRYST, in striking green and black. The case was unique; flared exoskeleton in DLC coating protecting the crown and pushers. I like big

Anyone Regulate their AP?
I'm not sure many here tinker with their APs, but thought I'd ask. I have an older 25860 that is losing 30 sec/day on a timegrapher (and on the wrist/winder). I've had watches with 7750 movements before and the regulation is a relatively simple task. Moving one arm adjusts the beat error and the other the rate. I think this is the same for the 2385 movement in my ROC (meaning Arm 1 in the picture adjusts beat error and Arm 2 the rate), but I haven't been able to get the two arms to move separately. Moving one moves the other. Has anyone done this?I could obviously send it in to AP but the movement was serviced to fix the chronograph a couple of months ago although not by AP. And I am waiting for a response from the seller who had it serviced. But if it came down to a simple twist of a screw or movement of a lever, I'd prefer to do it myself at this point rather than send it off again. I don't get it wet since it has low WR, but will grease the gasket when done as well.

Omega Cera Gold PO series
.omegawatches/collecti...23263465101001Who is interested in this? It is most likely an amazing time piece; however, I feel it has too much going on. Water resistance / Chrono/ gold / alligator strap. What do y'all think?

PP 5296G vs. 5396G
Ok mates I've finally narrowed it down to these two choices. Any enabling is appreciated. The 5296 appeals due to its size and simplicity. The dial looks great and I don't really have a need for a hidden case back. I think it would compliment my 5167 nicely even though it's the same movement. The 5396 appeals due to complications - although I don't have much use for any except the date and maybe the moon phase. The watch is somewhat chunky and obviously thicker than the 5296 which was somewhat of a turnoff. Also, the 5396 seems more dressy than the other. I could easily wear a shirt and shorts with the 5296 but would be harder to pull off with the 5396. Both bezels are prone to scratches also. Finally, I'm on the fence about the prong buckle with the 5296 vs. the fold over clasp with the 5396. Both are nice but the fold over would prevent the watch from being dropped. Any advice appreciated.

Dents on 1950 Case
I have a PAM312 (with 1950 case), and it sits higher than most other watches, so I find myself unintentionally hitting the case on things like desks more often than with my other watches. Anyone else have this issue or is it just me?I've managed to get a few, minor nicks and dents on the bezel and case of my PAM 312. Would Panerai service be able to remove the minor ones? And are the bezels replaceable?