Aquanautic Manages To Create Hole, Then Fill It With The New Diving Tourbillon Monopusher Chronograph Watch
Today I'm filled with cynicism and Aquanautic is just feeding into it. I really don't have a problem with brands like Aquanautic that seem to appear from the ether with gaudily appointed watches, but when such pointless models come out assaulting my sense of reason, I am forced to step back a few paces back and question their motives.Aquanautic seems to have one major goal, create and market expensive diving themed watches for people who really don't care much about watches, but perhaps want appear to care about watches. The brand has no real history, and a name which is an adjective; "having the quality of traveling in the water." It is all pretty thin. At least they could have used a noun for a name. Basically you just get a bunch of precious metals, some fancy complications, more adjectives, and throw them in a blender; I suppose in this case a sea cyclone. The result is a mishmash of concepts (literally and figuratively) and you have the Aquanautic Diving Tourbillon Monopusher Chro

Another need help identifying...
I just got this watch from a relative, it belonged to my late uncle who passed away in the 70s. This watch has been in a drawer for over 40 years. Can anyone tell me when this seamaster was made, or if it's even a genuine Omega. Any help would be appreciated.~Ron

Winding a speedy pro
Okay I read somewhere that it is bad for the watch in some fundamental way to wind the speedy pro while still on your wrist. Any opinions?

Panerai tubes and push pins
Have just ordered an aftermarket rubber strap for my Panerai 233. It is a Bonatto Cinturini. As anyone used this strap before. I am not sure if the holes can fit tubes in. Will it cause any damage if i mount the straps without using the tubes and just pit the push pins in?

Is there anything a Rolex can't do?
Is there anything a Rolex can't do? Be honest...