Sinn 103 St Flieger Chronograph Review
The Sinn Flieger 103 line is a staple of the brand's collection, and features a number of models with broad variation in design, complication and finishing. The 103 St we're reviewing is arguably the most simple and classically designed of them all, with base Valjoux 7750 movement, polished case and acrylic crystal. Other 103 models expand on the line's core design to include titanium cases, GMT functionality, sapphire crystal and, of course, Sinn's signature technologies such as DIAPAL (lubricant free escapement) and Ar-Dehumidifying which prevents moisture from building within the watch case as it ages. Even the 103 Classic, modeled after the original 103 A of the 1960's now features proprietary technology. These more sophisticated enhancements have become a calling card for Sinn since the brand was sold in 1994 from Helmut Sinn, its founder, to Lothar Schmidt. For a complete list of in-house technologies, please see Sinn's website.The 103 reviewed here has strong roots to the vintag

Incoming new strap bumblebee
Handmade crocodile skin with double yellow stitching added few metals

Saw this rare bird at the AD
Saw this blue dial ROC, the original owner didn't end up buying it 2 days ago so its on display. Tried it on but it still doesn't strike me like a 15202. Either way its rare and the dial is on another level compared to the black or white AP dial.

Apollo rockets found!
With Rolex sponsoring James Cameron's repeat of one of its greatest achievements, do you think Omega is contributing to the discovery and recovery of the F-1 engines from Apollo 11?.cnn/2012/03/28/tech/b...nes/index.html

14060 just back from Rolex NY
A few years ago I posted a story about a 14060 Submariner that I had bought for my father for his 60th birthday in 2002. My father passed away tragically in 2015 and I received the watch back. My father had not done a thing to the watch in 13 years. I have had it ever since and only wore it sparingly. I knew it needed a service and the hands had luminous material flaking off.I sent the watch to Rolex via Registered mail (took a week from MA to NY) right before the holidays, and it sat for a week while Rolex was closed for the holidays. I had called Rolex to check on the status and to ask for another link etc. I was told that they were behind and plan on about 4 weeks.Tuesday I received a call from Rolex that the watch was ready and would ship overnight on Wednesday for Thursday delivery. I was thrilled. The watch arrived a few minutes ago from Fedex....and today happens to be my father's birthday, so it was exactly 16 years ago to the day that I presented the Submariner to him.Th