Sinn 356 Review
We've covered Sinn plenty in the past, so most of our readers already know the spiel when it comes to this German favorite. But outside of their line of rugged over-engineered mechanical wonders, Sinn is also known for producing some fantastic low-tech entry-level watches like the 556, the recent 104, and the discontinued 656. Most who handle these timepieces would agree that their level of finish puts other brands selling similarly priced watches to shame.However, none of these hold a candle to my favorite timepiece in their more affordable line-up, the Sinn 356 PILOT chronograph. In many ways, the 356 is everything one could hope for in a military-inspired tool watch, which shouldn't come as a shock since the design is reminiscent of a pilot chronograph favorite, the IWC 3706. There are a number of variants in the 356 line: the 356 Sa with sapphire crystal, the 356 PILOT UTC with, you guessed it, a UTC complication, the 356 Sa GR with power reserve indicator, and the 356 Sa PILOT II

Breitling meets Panerai
Messing around today looking for that perfect combo. It's a little to think for the case, rubs a bit, but other than that, I love the look. One of the reasons I bought this watch was because it has 24mm lugs, she just needs a little thinner strap.

Speedmaster Pro-Stops 12 hours After Full Wind
Watch is under warranty, but any ideas as to what is wrong?Thanks for any help you all can provide!

Base model caseback
I would like to put an exhibition case back on my Pam 005, Is this a hard process? Does it void warranty? Where to get a case back?Thanks in advance for any advice,

Tudor Aeronaut GMT
I'm enjoying the new watch I just purchasedDoes anyone own this watch?