The Real Reasons Watch Reviews Don't Talk (Much) About Accuracy
If you're curious about what accuracy actually is, and what it depends on, you may want to read our earlier story, "Accuracy: What Is It, And Does Anyone Actually Care?" JFWe've talked, now and again, about the subject of accuracy – what it is, what it means, how it's valued, and most recently, what it isn't as well. One question that always comes up when we raise the subject, however, is why you don't hear more about accuracy where you'd most expect to hear about it: in watch reviews. After all, car writers give you tons of performance information – why not watch writers? Why, therefore, don't watch reviews give you accuracy info in the same way that you get zero-to-sixty figures in a car review? There are a lot of reasons why you don't see actual performance figures for watches, in watch reviews; some of the obstacles are bigger than others, of course, but they all add up to the odds being stacked against it. The first reas

AP RO chrono 39mm 26022 strap size help
Hello,Anyone know what is the size width between the lugs ? 26mm ? 26.5mm ?Thanks,Ron

My favorite Audemars Piguet ROO Line... Schumacher
For a few weeks I've been helping my brother-in-law purchase a titanium Schumi and we finally received it last week. This past weekend I had the chance to actually see this piece in person and WOW. I've always been a fan of the photos I've seen online and in the different forums, but seeing it in the flesh was just amazing. Hands down the Schumi line is my favorite ROO ever. The details on this thing are just perfect... the hex screws, oversized chrono pushers, red date, razor hands, engravings on the plots, etc... just love everything about this watch, except the hefty price tag. My favorite one is the rose gold version followed by the titanium one. So sad this beauty is not mine!!!Here are some photos I took while I enjoyed the piece for a few minutes.

PAM 328 with P9000 movement no longer winding up automatically
Hi All,I posted a thread a few weeks ago saying that the watch wasn't winding when sitting on a winder. Now it seems like it may not be winding up even when on the wrist. I still seem to get around 3 days when I wind it manually but it doesn't seem to be winding up when on the wrist either. I actually haven't worn it for 3 days in a row to really test that theory out though. I know it is not the best thing to do but, just to see, when at a dead stop, I tried shaking it to see if the rotor movement alone could get it going but I couldn't get the second hand moving at all without manually winding. Has anyone had this issue. I have seen a couple of other posts on other forums with the same issue with the P9000 but didn't seem to get a resolution to the problem even after having it serviced. The watch is about 5 years old and could probably use a service anyway. I am wondering if I should drop $500 on the service (and whether or not that will even solve the problem) or just put it in t

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