A Week On The Wrist: The Zenith El Primero Reference A3817
If you have been following HODINKEE, you might agree with us that Zenith is a manufacturer that produces some of the more value-for-money watches these days. There are few totally in-house chronograph movements that can be had for just around $10,000, and which come in such a variety of dial and case designs ranging from sporty, to totally classic, to something in-between. Most modern watch collectors would probably also recognize the distinctive tri-color dial, especially with the recent lineup of watches such as the Zenith El Primero 36,000 VPH or El Primero Original 1969. And as most of you might know, the tri-colored dial originates from the Zenith El Primero ref A386, a watch produced in 1969 with the (arguably) first high-beat automatic chronograph. 1 OF 15 But did you know that the reference A386 was not the only watch in the El-Primero family with the tri-color dial? There was one other, less well known cousin to the ref A386, which has a more interestingly design

At what age did you get your first AP???
Well I have none et bt I believe I will get mine when I turn 29 or 30. For me I believe its a good age. :)Sent from my GT-I9100 using Tapatalk

Omega Speedmaster 1967 Caliber 321
Hi All,Need some help here.Recently my vintage watch got flooded with water while on a holiday and apparently the seal was very old and needed a replacement. Hence, I need to replace the dial (with the applied logo) and all the hands due to the condition of the watch. I found Ofrei and I am trying to order the parts from them but I am not familiar with their part numbers since some of them don't even have pictures available.Anybody could help me with all the part numbers? Big thanks beforehand!

Stainless Steel = Oystersteel
Wisen up! Stainless steel is now Oystersteel

How Long into 2018 do you Anticipate Rolex will continue producing the SD43 50th Anv?
Curious if anyone knows how long the red 126600 run will last? Will Rolex perhaps cease production sometime this summer???History Guru's - How long have prior anniversary models lasted into production such as the 50th anniversary sub for instance? Thanks. :)