A watch that doesn't work also shows the correct time twice in a day.
A watch that doesn't work also shows the correct time twice in a day. True, but that still does not mean that people should stop repairing their watches. Because that is the only device which will help you stay with time. This is one thing you just cannot avoid in the fast pacing and ever constant world.

Benarus Moray 40 + 42mm Review
The thing that is great about a brand like Benarus is that they are a known quantity. When we look at their watches we know they will be well made, over built by design, with either classic tool watch looks or something all together bizarre and unique. They also put a huge emphasis on water resistance, so though the watches are generally under $1,000, they will be able to take pressures well above the norm.The watches I am looking at today are part of their Moray line, which has been around for sometime, yet keeps getting new iterations. What makes these two interesting is that they measure 42 and 40mm in diameter. This puts them on the medium to small size for contemporary divers, and as a fan of smaller watches I couldn't help but take them for a test drive. Both watches feature domed sapphire crystals, HEV, 1000M water resistance and Miyota 9015 automatic movements. As test, the 42mm comes to $770 shipped in the US, and the 40mm comes to $700.Benarus Moray 40 and 42mm ReviewCase: St

Switching Breitling deployant between straps
I have a new Navitimer coming in this week (the wait is killing me!!) and I ordered it with an OEM deployant strap as I already have a spare OEM strap and deployant (no holes). I borrowed a spring bar tool from my friend (one end with fork) but I'm afraid to use it. To remove the buckle(?) is pretty easy as the spring bar ends are exposed. However, there doesn't seem to be much room, if any, to remove the strap from the other end (clasp?). Is there a way to do this without ruining the leather around the ends and the clasp? I think I should at least put Scotch tape around the clasp.

Vintage SM300 Rubber Strap
Need suggestions for a rubber strap for my SM300. The OEM bracelet has a single snap clasp that is not secure enough for daily use, I've had it primarily on a NATO but if I get it wet in the shower or at the pool it takes 4 hours to dry so I'd like to get a rubber strap or another steal bracelet (not mesh) to put it on. Any and all suggestions welcome for a 20MM wide bracelet/strap.

Tudor Blackbay GMT Pepsi wins Baselworld 2018
The BB line wins 2018 and just gave another punch to the Rolex resale market. Beautiful watch.https://.tudorwatch/magazine/article/baselworld