Techne Harrier Ref 392 and 362 Review
Techn�� is a brand we've been following since we first started worn&wound. Specializing in great looking pilot and aviator watches with even more outstanding prices, they are one of the few brands out there they is as committed to design as they are to quality and value. They also take a no fuss, transparent approach to what they make.Utilizing Asian made movements and cases, they keep their costs down, but not at the expense of quality. They also are willing to try things that many other brands seem scared of, such as using SeaGull ST1901 mechanical chronographs and interesting quartz movements to provide variety without high prices.?Their newest watches, the Harrier series, stay true to the philosophies of the brand while pursuing a more modern aesthetic. Though the older Techn�� models are clearly present in the new Harriers, one can see how the aesthetic has evolved and become both bolder and cleaner for a more aggressive and contemporary look. Once again, Techn�� has utilized a c

Speedy Moonphase
I've been kicking around getting a speedmaster for the last six months but I haven't seen anything that really screams BUY ME! The Moonphase watch is now popping up and I am really liking it on black leather. In order to maintain my self imposed 5 watch limit I will have to trade my SM 300. Any opinions on the Speedmaster Moonphase?

Speedmaster 57' priced too high??
Hey folks,So, I currently own a planet ocean that i've had for 6 years, and want to get a new watch to commemorate me getting my Doctorate and my 30th birthday My family wants to chip in as well. I was leaning towards a rolex milgauss gv, but I recently saw the blue speedmaster 57', and it is gorgeous. In consulting with the last AD I dealt with, the price they were able to give me for the 57' is about $7250. Now, I think it deff is a gorgeous watch with an amazing movement, but it's a little tough for me to think of spending that much on an omega. Perhaps I am not giving the brand it's due, but I always looked at omega as best bang for buck in the 3-6k range. At 7kish i'm in rolex/jlc territory. This however is comparing omega's top movement to rolex or JLC simpler movements (maybe not so much for JLC). Anyway, am I wrong in thinking this way. Is the speed master 57' if had for around 7k considered a good deal for the watch in comparison to the brands available at that price.

Omega Servicing?
Just wondering who here has taken their Omega for a full servicing. Of course they replace, repair the movement parts themselves. How are they on the aesthetics of the watch? If your watch has scratches and dings do they pretty much fix that and make the watch look like new?

New Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight vs. Rolex Submariner?
What you think? The new Black Bay Fifty-Eight from Baselworld 2018 or the well-known Submariner (114060)?All the old issues are now solved with the new Black Bay. It��s smaller (imo perfect size), it��s thinner (11.9mm) and has a nice inhouse movement. What��s the reason for an Sub instead of a BB58?Thanks for your answer...