Watch Experts Network: ‘Summer Special: Seiko SKX007 vs Citizen NY0040’
Sun's out guns out! Yes, it's June and that means that people are giving serious thought to where they will spend their vacation. For most, this entails some sort of beach setting and may include activities in the water such as swimming, diving, sailing or surfing. If not, though, the vacation usually involves some sort of travel and often to a foreign land. This is where, if you like watch forums, things get entertaining.So, if you're a forum reader, especially on a forum that focuses on more expensive brands, we are now entering the season of the infamous, Is it safe to wear my insert watch brand and model to insert destination threads. The threads often ask about South American locales where eagle-eyed squadrons of motorcycle gangs apparently roam the streets poised and ready to forcefully pilfer your Rolex with nary a thought about your life's worth. Amazingly, as our news media becomes increasingly sensational, I see questions from quaking travelers asking about bucolic places i

Historical Perspectives: The Very First Rolex Daytona, Explained (Or, What Is A Double-Swiss Underli
I tend to think that the best way to understand an icon of today - you know the types of watches I'm talking about, the Speedmasters, Submariners, and Royal Oaks of the world - is to take a look at the earliest iterations; the watches that left the factory first and set the overall tone for a particular model that would change wristwatches forever. So, just like I did for the AP Royal Oak "A-Series" here, I now present you with a detailed look at the earliest examples of the Rolex Cosmograph Daytona. I'll tell you what to look for when examining early models and how to spot the only 50 year old Daytonas out there. I'll be honest, this was a really fun article to write and I think you'll love it. This is old school 'Dinkee goodness. The Very First Rolex Daytona 2 OF 28 To many collectors, Rolex chronographs are grouped into two categories - Daytonas and "others". And while Rolex has been making chronographs since the 193

Winder problem
The winder on my old Omega Constellation unscrews if I turn it anti-clockwise.Is there an easy fix for this?

New and the old :)
The modern classic and the one gave birth to the modern design :)

Any Aquanaut 5167A owners in Charlotte, NC?
I have been eyeing an Aquanaut for a few years now and I would love to see one in the flesh. The local AD has a rose gold model in the case, but of course it's not the same as the steel version. I've worked on my collection over the years and have expanded into the world of Rolex and AP and I think PP should be next. Contemplating flipping my BLNR which doesn't get much wrist time towards the 5167. If there are any fellow WIS in the area with one, beers are on me.