Review: Tsovet SVT-FW44
?I?have been wearing the?Tsovet SVT-FW44 for about three months, and there’s a lot I like about this watch. ?Its simple, clean design, bright blue hands, and?distinct?case help it stand out while maintaining classic styling. ?Lets first dig into the features of the watch and a bit about the company that makes it.Case: 316l Matte Stainless SteelMovement: Ronda 513 Swiss Quartz MovementSub/Dial/S: Silver Bdl/W Black MarkersLens: Hardened Mineral CrystalCase Back: 316l Matte Stainless SteelStrap: Italian Calf LeatherBuckle: 316l Matte Stainless SteelWater Res. : 10atm (100m/300f)Dimensions: 44mm x 12.65mmWarranty: 2 YearsThe SVT-FW44’s design is inspired by the WW1 infantryman’s field watch. ?It features a simple face, with no hour markers, but instead displays minute markers where the hour markers typically appear. ?The hands are a metallic royal blue?with?luminescent?filling, and?are offset against the clean white of the face. ? The matte aerospace-grade 316L stainless

Don't be afraid of the 15450...
I get the sense that many chaps avoid the 15450 because 37mm seems too small...in fact, I myself struggled to pull the trigger for this very reason.I'm glad I finally got over this mental barrier and went for it, it's the perfect size for my wrists which are 6.5 ish.I have a Daytona which is a nice size also, and a Sea Dweller which works well for when I want a more casual look and when I don't think a bulkier watch looks out of place. But the AP is just perfect for me, so much so that my dealer is now on the lookout for a blue dial model (I was originally going to swap the dial, but the silver is so nice that I've decided to double up instead).A nice watch only looks nice if it's worn by the right person, and size of watch vs size of wrist is a critical factor. I know some people with similar sized wrists that wear a large ROO and it works for them, because it suits their character and the way they dress generally, but on me it would look ridiculous.So if you have smallish wrists, if

Lug/Buckle width for AP 44mm Novelty?
Hello, does anyone know the lug and buckle width for the RG ROO 44mm on tang buckle? Looking to get a strap that will fit the OEM buckle. Thx

Buying Frustration Vent...
Here's the scenario I find a grail. I have the cash. I'm ready to buy. I talk to the seller first. We agree on a price. Just as I'm about to pay, another buyer appears and offers more. I'm short the additional $300. I lose the watch. It's not the end of the world. I buy a few fun pieces and lick my wounds. I then notice the buyer flashing his new purchase in every forum. Mildly annoyed. Read some of the buyers posts and see that this person is a serial flipper . Nothing wrong with that. Then I notice the serial flipper lists my grail-for a damn bargain-well under what I was willing to pay 2 weeks back....Nice Gent!!!!!!However, my cash is now gone from buying a few fun pieces to cheer myself up. I see the grail sell within minutes. In real time. Drag. I won't get into specifics because it's not anyone's fault and all involved are good people. Timing just wasn't on my side. Vent over :)

Photogenic subjects...
By no means a pro and these pale in comparison to some of the amazing shots on this forum. Just an amateur at best photography enthusiast combining two of my hobbies and an impromptu photo shoot of my current collection. Let's see those amazing photos!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk