German Watch Pricing: Thinner Margins Than the Swiss Means Higher Value
German watches enjoy a lot of appeal to many watch enthusiasts due to their quality and relatively high value for the price. No one can sum up the entirety of German watches in one bold statement, but overall, German watches are more dedicated toward usability and performance than the prestige that most Swiss watches go for.My favorite examples of German Watch makers of Glashutte, Sinn, Limes, and Temption. Each of these makers produces beautiful timepieces which are as much tools as they are works of art. Glashutte is the most prestigious of the above four being the only house-manufacture. This means they produce and develop their own movements as opposed to buying movements kits. However, house-manufactures are uncommon, and the watches they produce demand very high prices. Movements purchased from such as ETA are often higher quality that a house-movement.Sinn, Limes, and Temption each utilize movement kits, but make their own very high-quality cases. Often times these watch makers

Navy pics
Hey all! Was wondering if anyone has some navy pics and wrist shots? Loving this piece this week! Thanks!!

Serial number
The SN of modern SmPs is under the lug, but is the SN somewhere inside the case too?

The Definitive Polar Explorer Strap and Band Thread
Please post a picture of your Polar Explorer on anything other than an Oyster Bracelet. This thread will serve as a way to consolidate the pictures scattered all over the forum. Looking for Rubber B, Everest, Nato, Leather, etc!

Absolutely torn down the middle.......
Ive always been dead set on the blue SS SkyD BUT Im now torn down the middle between the blue and black dials. Ive tried on the white and liked it but not for me. Whats making me also consider the black is I have the blue Milgauss which I love and Id part with it if I got the blue SkyD. My black dial game is nothing special as I have the 1957 Speedmaster. BUT blue IS my favorite color..... would love any comments or pics.