Breitling Avenger Seawolf Automatic Watch
That gives it some diver pedigree ?as if the 10,000ft water resistance wasn't enough The dial features a bit more llume than the previous Seawolf with the large markers at 12, 6 and 9 .a welcome addition to Breitling's typically stingy lume. Arabics are not silver nor lumed, contrary to what you might think. They are a gunmetal chrome color, which seems to fit well with the dial.

AP boutique open in Hong Kong
.audemarspiguet/en/bou.../hong-kong-ifcWalked past today and was pleasantly surprised the store was open after being under renovation for a couple months. No time to walk in, but they had the Jules Audemars EoT in the display windows as well as a RG Leo Messi ROC and several divers. Check it out if you're in town!

AP G series - 3126/3840 movement question
After letting the watch sit for a few days, while turning the crown to get it started, it begins to feel 'grainy' after 2-3 turns. I tried to put it on a winder for 600 bidirectional rotations per day but the watch actually stops working for a while. Not sure if it becomes over wound because by the Orbita website, that is the recommended setting for the 3126 movement. Let me know if any of you guys think there is something wrong with the movement (re grainy feeling) or any best practice for not wearing the watch for a few days. After setting the time, it works perfectly. (Prob not a movement problem and rather a storage issue ??)

Beater or Project? Help with a 105.012-65
So I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised by what I arrived. It was billed at as a Speedy Reduced, and had awful pictures, but I figured it was worth a roll once I learned it was a 105.012-65 with a c.321. Plus, the added bonus, it came with a mint 1499/842 bracelet that once I resell, should get my cost basis very low.Yes, it has issues, some will be easy to correct, and some will take time, but overall, it has a pleasing look, and runs like a champ and the movement is buttery smooth.First things first, the movement is a 24,00x,xxx serial cal.321 that is appropriate for the 105.012-65 case, so I don't think it is a franken. The case back has 4 service marks, and based on the lines of the case and 50 years, it has seen numerous polishes, and will most likely need someone to reshape if possible, but I am planning on leaving it as-is for the moment. The case back has no seamonster engraving left.The dial, per Speedmaster 101, is the incorrect, yet factory, early painted logo c.

5711 issues
I was setting the time today and noticed that the seconds hand jerked backwards (counterclockwise) while adjusting the hour hand backwards. I was wondering if any other owners experienced this? Thanks in advance. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk