Fortis Marinemaster Vintage Limited Edition
This year Fortis marks its 100th anniversary and to celebrate, the brand is issuing a limited re-edition of the Marinemaster. First distributed at the beginning of the 1940s, that model became one of the brand’s most popular watches. Over the years, the look of the watch was updated, and the 100th anniversary re-edition is inspired by the model produced during the 1970s. The Marinemaster Vintage LE is a 40mm automatic chronograph in polished stainless steel on leather strap, available with orange or blue dial highlights. A total of 500 of each version will be produced.The image below may be enlarged with a click.

Govberg asking US$37.5k for LNIB Blue 5711. What is going on?!
I just noticed this and, honestly, can't believe the asking price. This watch does not have a Tiffany dial, and even if it did, isn't this price insane?! Has anybody seen a higher asking price for a second hand 5711?Check it out:https://.govbergwatches/shop/...us-57111a-010/

Flaw Tolerance
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Dent on lug from spring bar ejection?
I discovered a nice dent on my lug. Not too sure where it came from, but the dent lines up with the lug hole, which means it could've come from a spring bar coming through the front. If this is the case, my question is: can a springbar pop out with so much force that it produces a dent like this?20170217_213100.jpgSent from my SM-G935W8 using Tapatalk

Video New GMT Pepsi Ceramic Bezel vs Old Aluminum Bezel
Hello AllThis video really shows the color differences between the new GMT Pepsi Ceramic Bezel (not so blue and not so red) vs the old Aluminum Bezel (blue and red).https://.youtube/watch?v=8TCFaqqgjq0Regardless the new GMT Pepsi looks good to me; love it.Regards