Bernhardt Binnacle Retro Review
Bernhardt is one of those cult brands that people simply love. As you can read in our brand highlight on them from a little while ago, it's a small family run brand that puts an emphasis on customer service and the relationships they make with customers. In that way, they really are unique, even amongst the boutique brands, having the feeling more of a local corner store than an internet based company. The watches themselves are very modestly priced for modern day mechanicals, most coming in between $259 and $459. As such, they have a big following of devote fans who collect their affordable dive watches.Their newest watch, the Bernhardt Binnacle Retro, is also their most expensive at $679, which is still lower than where most brands start. As the name suggests, this watch is based on vintage divers, mainly of the 60's and 70's, by featuring a barrel case and dual crown design. It also features a Swiss made ETA 2824-2 automatic movement inside, where as their other autos have Miyotas,

Forged carbon at its best
AP forged carbon everyone unique Because I love my watch !

Patek AD gone
RIP Simms Jewelers. Had a nice close out sale tho. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Need strap ideas for 587
Thinking about a Cashmere.

GMT power reserve ???
Question about the self-wind on a GMT I recently acquired. I go to wear it and wind it 45-50 strokes. I'll wear it all that day and the next, by morning of the third day 52-55hrs it will have stopped. Should not the self-winding feature replenished sufficient power to have prevented this??? Never had this happen before on any other automatic that I've owned. Comments appreciated.