Sinn EZM 7 Watch
Sinn has been getting real divers and desk divers alike drooling from the mouth since the 1990s with their seriously pro EZM line of watch. "EZM" stands for Einsatzzeitmesser, which roughly translates into "mission timer." Really happy they chose to shorten that word to just "EZM." Also sounds E-Z to say. These watches have come in different forms over the years, but have all shared a more or less signature DNA look. Now in its seventh iteration - the EZM is starting to get some color.It is really quite difficult for Sinn to improve upon the durability of timepieces like this. They are all super hero watches. Some just have slightly differing powers. Each is a perfect companion to "take into a fight." Like other Sinn watches the EZM 7 has a tegimented steel case - which is a hardening technique that makes the steel hard being 1200 vickers in hardness. The steel has a? sandblasted finish and the case is 43mm wide by just 12mm thick. Sinn uses their special AR coating technique on the sa

Review Of The Casio G-Shock GW056A-1V From WatchReport.com
I think of the Casio G-Shock GW056A as the G-Shock for people who don't like G-Shocks. It's certainly the most subtle and unrecognizable G-Shock currently in the lineup, and most importantly, the slimmest.It has the same octagonal case as many of the older G-Shocks (and the new retro tribute G-Shocks), but the brushed stainless steel bezel makes the shape much more pronounced. In fact, the shape is the first thing you notice about the GW056A. My wife calls it my Battlestar Galactica watch because the unconventional shape is similar to the shape paper will apparently assume if the world is ever destroyed by Cylons (of course, I'm talking about the new Battlestar Galactica).Click on the above text for the full article at WatchReportwatches-dealer.No items matching your keywords were found.

PP Calatrava 5296G - Loud winding noise
Hi allMy friend just brought a PP Calatrava (exact model no is 5296G-001) with an open caseback to see the movment. The watch's winding mechanism is quite loud (i.e. everytime it spins, it makes the winding noise). You can hear it if you closed the door in your office (i.e. no need to put it right next to your ear). Is it normal to be that loud? As I am not familar with PP movements, any help appreciated!Thanks all!Vincent Looks like this (the gold winding mechanism makes the loud winding noise when it spins):

Changing straps on newer Panerai
I have the 631 and it's with spring bars only (No screws) .Which tool should I use to change straps.Thanks

Another day at the pool, and it had to be blue!
Another weekend, and another swimming gala for my daughter. Sadly, we are not at the Gold Coast (yet) and Fenton, Stoke on Trent, doesn't quite have the same ring does it? Anyway, had to be a blue Skydweller with Oz set as the second time zone in the hope that one day, who knows?Sent from my LG-H870DS using Tapatalk