Marvin M112 Watch Review
The next Marvin watch I review and present to you is this interesting Model M112 watch. The retro roots of the brand and design are very evident here, but the modern elements of this watch are unmistakable. This is one of the most interesting modern/retro hybrid watches I've ever seen - and I really like it. Like other Marvin watches, the timepiece is deceptively simply - a feat that is very difficult to achieve actually. You see, the most simple watches that you are familiar with probably greatly enjoy, actually can require the most amount of design time. It is very difficult from a design standpoint have minimalism equal functionalism, as well as have an element of traditional familiarity. Good?? for Marvin that they were able to borrow a bit from classic watches from bygone eras.Like certain watches from the 1960's the silver dialed watch is devoid of numbers. Instead, you are to navigate the dial with your eyes looking at applied polished steel hour markers with polished steel han

Is my bracelet upside down?
IDK why but I just noticed by AP sign is upside down on my bracelet. Did the watchmaker install the bracelet backwards?Photo is on my left hand. When hold out my hand the AP logo faces upside down

Breitling Aerospace titanium
HelloI've just seen a picture of this watch and I would like hear some opinions about it. I've never owned a Breitling before so I don't know much about them.Are discounts available at UK ADs on these watches?Thanks

Planet Ocean + Blacklight = Orange Lume?!
Today, I went to the Hong Kong Science Museum (great, but not quite as good as the one in Vancouver, Canada). They had a special exhibit featuring deep-sea animals, and one area with a blacklight for fishes that are bio-luminescent. When I went in, I glanced at my watch and thought I was wearing a Ball tritium watch! (Then sadly, realized that I don't own one yet.)I am well aware that UV blacklights cause lume to glow (ala cosmic bowling), but I had never worn my PO under a blacklight before, and was surprised to see that the tip of the seconds hand was glowing bright orange as well.I'm an amateur, but what causes that? A special fluorescent pigment in the paint? Perhaps it would be an easy way to easily sniff out the fake POs which admittedly are becoming scary-good nowadays.Anyway, nice lume shot...so bright without extended exposure. I love blacklights.

Seamaster Pro bezel removal
I just had my Sea master Pro serviced and the bracelet rebuilt to the tune of $500.00 usd. The watch looks brand new except for the scratched and dinged up bezel insert. I requested a new bezel insert but they would only replace the whole assembly for another 300.00. I located a new bezel complete with click spring and was wondering if it is as easy as a Rolex Sub bezel to replace or am I asking for trouble? It is a full size blue face with a case ref 168 1623. Any input will be appreciated.