Serial flipper- have I gone too far?!
Hi all, firstly I would like to say hi and express my gratitude and appreciation to all contributors to this forum- you have provided me with many hours of inspiration, advice and most importantly, allowed me to admire your many beautiful timepieces.I find myself in a bit of a dilemma and would greatly appreciate some honest advice- I promise I can handle it :)I have always been a serial flipper and over the years have been slowly upgrading towards my 'grail'.Having gone through a few watches, I stumbled and fell in love with the Deepsea. Although large, I felt really comfortable with the size and before long decided to go for a Panerai- the 47mm 194. I absolutely loved this watch and it wasn't much longer the Rolex had to go and my second Pam came along- another sub, the 225. This is really where the problems started. Although the same dimensions as the 194, for some weird reason, I felt it a little too big and started to become a little bit self conscious, therefore not giving it muc

APRP: Training Ground for the Exceptional
Great article on the history of APRP and the many talented watchmakers that have worked there. A watch (AP or maybe an RM) with a movement from APRP is my true Grail. APRP: Training Ground for the Exceptional via watchvillehttps://api.watchville.co/v2/posts/20995/click

Speedmaster 3539.50 production years
Hey guys. Does anyone knows production years for 3539.50? I own Speedmaster automatic and i can't find any database for this particular model. Serial number is 9156XXXX.

Does Omega Po's usually make a sound ?
Might be a noob question, but it is my first automatic watch.i had it for a year but i hadn't noticed this until now. if u put your ear close to the watch to hear it tick , sometimes you can hear a faint hustling noise, like as if something is scraping gently. i noticed it when i move the watch while next to my ear i can hear it.is this normal ?try it on your PO !

I will never buy another watch without the bracelet slip n slide.
Super glide easy link lock stretch-orama.The few that I own without it, i've learned to manage. And was fine for years without it. But once you've gone down the super slide MSG-sodium adjuster road, theres no turning back....Maybe its a Florida thing, but the whole quick micro adjust, to me, is the greatest achievement in watches since the invention of the date wheel.Anyone else agree in principle without so many made up adjectives?