26300 noisy rotor?
Is the rotor noisy on a 25860 or 26300?I believe it winds unidirectionally, you can hear it going one way, but you can really hear it going the other way. You can't feel it rotating that much, but I can hear it. Any comments would be greatly appreciated, would like to understand if it's normal or a sign of service needed.

Any Reviews on the Speedy Solar Impulse?
not a speedy fan (except for the TT rose gold broad arrow speedy) till i saw some pics of the Solar Impulse Speedy on titanium... any reviews made on this watch? any links perhaps?thanks in advance guys!

Seamaster Quartz
Hi all! I'm really enjoying reading all the info on this forum. Really great. My father gave me his old Seamaster Quartz which he bought in the 80's. Any information on this and whether it's worth getting this fixed? It hasn't been running for many years and needs a fair amount of refurbishment. Not too sure as to its value.

5167a vs Daytona size
I'm thinking trading my Daytona for an Aquanaut, but I have heard it wears smaller...Does it? Any comparison pics or comments?

Panerai Manufacture Visit in Neuchatel
TEMPUSOPERANDI - InstagramFollowing on from my visit to the Panerai Mahon Copa del Rey - Classic Yachts Challenge (.network54/Forum/353391/thread/1441318201) last year, this year I was invited to see the Panerai Manufacture in Neuchatel which I just wanted to share briefly. Unfortunately i am not able to share actual photos inside the manufacture but hopefully it will still be quite interesting. There was also a watch making course where we worked on the P2003 skeleton movement!Day 1:We were picked up from Geneva Airport and whisked straight to our hotel in Neuchatel which was just under 2 hours or so drive. We stayed at the Hotel Palafitte .palafitte.ch/en/home.html which was a really cool hotel as you can see from the photos, the rooms were atop the actual lake so I guess was fitting considering Panerai's marine history! Once I got into my room, there was a small gift and the itinerary waiting for me:For dinner we were taken to La Maison du Prussien