Orbita Privee RX Watch Winder Review: High On Looks, Low On The Rest
Orbita is a well regarded watch winder manufacturer here in the US, as many of you know. They recently released their Privee RX single watch winder to a limited number of people for a discounted price. I was eager to get my hands on one of these luxury watch winders as I could never pay the retail price of most luxury watch winders, which is in the several hundreds to thousands of dollars.The Orbita Privee RX, which I will refer to as the "RX" was originally designed to be sold with a Breguet logo, but the deal went sour with the Swatch Group. Having designed the winder, Orbita decided to market it directly to the consumer. Frankly, I think this is wise, I only wished the RX was a better winder. I cannot speak for any other Orbita winder, as I hear generally good things, but the RX is a sub-par watch winder in design and function. Frankly, my investigation of other Orbita watch winders yielded positive results for the most part, and this review strictly concerns this one model.The pack

Old Seamaster
Anyone have an idea what year(s) this Seamaster might date to?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Owner Registration (online)
Anybody tried lately?Keep getting error message when submitting at last stage. Dropped them a line 5 days ago using contact form but no reply

Just Couldnt Stop Admiring My Newly Acquired 372...(Tons of Pictures)
Guys,Its been a week since I acquired my first Panerai...the truly pure Panerai 372....And I just couldnt stop admiring its beauty...its simple yet pure and elegant style....a pure DNA of Panerai....Before, my wife couldnt understand, why a watch so simple, manually wound, costs so expensive....But now she begins to understand the true beauty of this Real Panerai....For a while, my ROO Chrono Safari AP and Rolexes need to give more wrist time to this new baby....Here are some pictures of my 372 Guys....enjoy....Regards,Sent from my SM-N920K using Tapatalk

Sizing my BLNR
So after playing around with the sizing on my BLNR I’ve found the most comfortable for me is by having 5 links on the 12 o’clock, 4 links on the 6 o’clock, microadjustment in the middle slot, and easylink extended out. Is it ok to have the easylink extended all the time? I would prefer to have the easily link closed so I have to option to extend when my wrist swells up. My guess is a full link is 10mm, easy link is 5mm and each microadjustment slot is 3mm. My preferred fit of 9 links, middle slot in the clasp, and easylink extended is a baseline of 0. My index finger fits under the clasp. If I keep the same amount of links, close the easylink (-5mm) and go to the loosest adjustment on the clasp (+3mm), I would be 2mm smaller than the baseline. This is my second choice, but I’d prefer to have it a tad looser as only my pinky fits under the clasp. If I add an extra link (+10mm), go to the tightest slot (-3mm), and close the extension (-5mm) I would be 2mm larger t