Steinhart Ocean One Titanium Premium 500 Review
Steinhart is a familiar name to those of us who have been interested in affordable watches over the last several years. When we were first getting into this world, their watches offered a lot of bang for the buck, and looked good too, as they were largely homage watches or recreations of classic styles, like fliegers and marines. Steinhart also manages to do something few other brands are able to, and seemingly with no great explanation as to how, which is offer Swiss made automatic movements in watches that often cost under $500. What they lacked in originality, they seemingly made up for in style and low prices.With that said, it's been a few years since we last reviewed a Steinhart watch. To this day, our review of the Ocean Vintage Military (OVM) remains one of our most read articles and watched videos. The Rolex Mil-Sub homage watch just oozed style, and while controversial, as any homage watch is, was just too much fun to ignore. Plus, the watch it was based on is so rare and goe

After 30 years of dreaming .. I joined the club (5711R)
As promised ... here are the pics of my new 5711R... I literally feel like this will be my main watch now... I am afraid to scratch it but I will wear it often.Bought from an authorized dealer who took a trade on a AP RO Chrono and cash for the balance... no discount alas but I don't mind. I was lucky to find one as every dealer I called (and I called many) said no way and some even laughed..

Poll Time: On style alone, Patek 5960/1A or 5712/1A (assuming price is the same)
So I had a little pre-buyer's remorse on the 5712 -- I realized it just doesn't look different enough than my other watches and my AD is happy to reallocate.....So I'm now onto a 5960/1A -- while the two watches couldn't be any more different, wondering which watch you'd pick if the price were the same.I've heard mixed reviews on the 5960/1A - love to hear any other comments and the waiting time you've experienced?

Rolex Service Cost In Hong Kong?
Just stopped by the official Rolex service center in Yangon and they want a rather interesting USD690 to service a plain three hand watch (Milgauss). I seem to remember HK having more reality based service prices. Anyone happen to know ze numbers?

Make sense to buy abroad?
I am traveling in India and noticed there is a boutique nearby. If I go in and find a SS would it make sense to buy? It would be a nice souvenir from the trip, but I am not sure what import duties would be to the US. Does anyone have experience with this?