moVas Military Regulateur II Review
moVas is a boutique watch brand based out of Singapore that was founded by Sean Wai, an architect by training. For the last few years, moVas has been quietly going about designing and building watches. Their products, which draw from the likes of Panerai and AP, though are in no way homages, have a unique appeal as the brand pushes every detail to make something a bit different. In the process of the brand's growth, it's also changed shape a few times. As outlined in their thorough history they, unlike most boutique brands at their scale, do all design and engineering themselves, and rather than use factories that "do-it-all" they source everything independently. Assembly and repairs are then done entirely in-house.Another interesting facet of the brand is their emphasis on using Asian made calibers, namely by SeaGull. While some brands do this to save cost, for moVas it's more about supporting and utilizing the industry. They also, in clear words, suggest that it is their goal, even i

Incoming Speedy!
Just got my Speedy Pro! This watch is awesome!IMG_3191.JPG

Omega seamaster Bond 2541.80 tritium-luminova dial diferences
Hello!A new watch entered in my collection and it is an identical model than my father-in-law one: An Omega Seamaster 300 quartz, the watch that James Bond worn in Goldeneye in 1995.Its serial number start in 55.xxx.xxx, so, if I check on the Omega serial production tablets, it mean that both watches were producted in the same year (1995). But they are not identical because mine has tritium dial and the other luminova. I don't know if its original dial was change in a service work. It's difficult to see but there are a little differences between both watches.The luminova dial has a symmetrical 3 and a long F whereas the tritium dial has an asymmetrical 3 and a short F. In addition, the words on the luminova are thicker.A few pics. Sorry for the quality and for my poor english.Best regards.My watch with a nice patina The two watches. On your left, tritium. Right, luminova.After sun expositionTritium dialLuminova dialDiferences

Zeroing in on a 105.012
Hi Guys! 1. I have managed to zero-in on a 105.012. Just wanted to hear your thoughts on the seller's pitch for the item: The bezel is the nicest bezel I have seen on a Speedmaster 321. It has the correct little dot above the 90. I have seen the bezel with the correct dot sell for over $1800 on eBay by itself. The watch comes with the original bracelet, although one of the endlinks was dented pretty bad (better that the endlink be dented rather than the watch)! I bought replacement aftermarket endlinks, which look perfect. The bracelet is the correct Omega 1039 bracelet with a 3/67 date (3rd quarter of 1967). The bracelets were made by Gay Freres and often sell for about $1,000 by themselves. The bracelet is in really good shape. The watch comes with the COA from Omega, which states that it was produced August 23rd, 1967 and delivered to the United States. I had the crystal replaced with an original Omega hesalite crystal. I can include the original Omega crystal if you would like, but

Rubber B
Gotta say, these straps are thick and very comfortable!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk