Seiko Ananta Automatic Chronograph Diver��s Watch and Sportura Alarm Chronograph
Among Seiko’s new launches at Baselworld were the Ananta Automatic Chronograph Diver's Watch and the Sportura Alarm Chronograph. Priced thousands of dollars apart, these two models represent the range of Seiko’s achievements. One offers a manufacture automatic movement, hand-polished case and hand-painted lacquer dial, and the other quartz precision and functionality in a handsome package. Find prices and wallpaper inside. The Ananta Automatic Chronograph Diver's watch is one of the leading models in Seiko’s 130th Anniversary Commemorative Collection, offered as a limited edition of 700 pieces. It will be released in the autumn on a worldwide basis.Seiko created its first diving watch in 1965. Since then, the brand has been at the forefront of diving watch technology. The world's first titanium diving watch came in 1975, and the world's first computerized diving watch followed in 1990. The new Ananta Chronograph Diver's Watch is powered by caliber 8R39, which is desig

Review Of A Sampling Of Options From Da Luca Straps
When it comes to watches, many folks probably do not give much thought to the strap, other than making sure they like one that the watch comes with. For those of us who have fallen down the rabbit hole of watch appreciation and collection, then things like watch straps get more attention. As we have said here time and again, changing out the strap of a watch can really change its character, especially if you go with something that is particularly colorful. With that in mind, today, we will cover three different watch straps we had in from Da Luca Straps.When it comes to watch straps, you have all manners of companies vying for your attention. You can get downright affordable ones that allow you to pick up a variety, or you can go the fully custom route, made out of some very high-end leathers. The ones we have today from Da Luca Straps try to strike a good balance between the price, materials, and quality offered.When I went through their catalog to see what made sense for review, I ke

AP 26400 novelty strap thread
I don't think there is a thread on the strap choices we have for the 26400. I thought by starting a thread dedicated to this may be beneficial. I for one was looking for pics of a 26400 SO mounted with different straps before ordering. So, I will start the thread with the few straps I have accumulated for my 44mm. AP OEM Black GPAP OEM Black/red GPAP bands Ruebens Barichello AP OEM white rubberSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

PP Rose Gold and wearability?
Hello everyone. I'm searching for my next watch and have never owned a PP RG watch and have only owned one PM watch in general that I only wore a hand full of times because it didn't fit well on my wrist. So the question is how much do you all concentrate on wrist presence and try to always avoid rubbing/scratching the watch/clasp when wearing the rose gold models?I currently wear my 5167 99% of the time including sleeping, showering, swimming, working for the most part(not behind a desk), and cooking so I have worn it like a Rolex Sub pretty much. It has served me very well and I have tried to be conscience of its presence when could otherwise rub my wrist up against something. I'd say it's held up rather well considering how delicate the finish is on the case and clasp. There are only very small hairline scratches on the top brushed bezel and the same for the clasp but just more of them. The watches that are currently on my radar are the 5711r with bracelet, 5164r, and the 5712r. The

Which AP Royal Oak (37/41mm) is most similarly sized to the PP Nautilus (e.g 5711)?
Would appreciate your insights!