Helson Shark Diver 42mm
Readers of worn&wound should be pretty familiar with Helson, a relatively young watch brand that we've had the chance of reviewing in the past��specifically the Sharkmaster 1000 and Skindiver. Both were handsome and able-bodied timepieces and our newest model in for review is no exception. The Helson Shark Diver comes in 42mm and 45 mm case sizes with bronze, titanium, stainless steel, and PVD coated stainless steel build options. In addition to the case designs, a bevy of color options and a choice of movements make this series of Helson watches accessible quality at different price ranges. These timepieces are built tough, easily readable, and combine tool functions with handsome aesthetics to make for a seriously nice piece of wrist candy.The model in for review today is the Helson Shark Diver 42 mm Stainless Steel 2824-2, a watch that sits nicely in the middle of the Shark Diver family of watches at both price point and spec design��with more expensive models being those with bro

APRO cleaning
Hi folks,I was wondering how do you guys clean your APROs. All of them are rated at 50m. This sounds like a silly question but I'm used to cleaning my Rolex with toothbrush and soap under the sink every few weeks. I am a bit hesitant with the ROs. I am referring to 15300 and 15400.Any advice? I have a less than year old 15400 which I just cleaned two days ago same like the Rolex and it was fine. How about older ones. Like 2-3 year old? Would you risk it without a water test?Thanks for the advice.Cheers.

Went to AD for Tudor but walked out with a Colt..
Yesterday I planned to try on the Pelagos at my AD, and my eyes went towards the Breitling Colt auto. The bracelet is very comfortable and case size of 44mm sits well on my wrist as the caseback is quite flat, for a Breitling👍🏻Very accurate so far as of this morning...*The warranty card is quite cool, electronic screen display.Thanks for reading!

Ok, so I THINK I know the answer but....
I just got a white dialed Rolex Datejust a couple of months ago. To the dismay of my wife, I'm thinking of adding another nice watch to my household. [Hey, I just turned 52, complex anyone...?] Anyway, I want a black dialed moonphase chrono. So, there is the Omega Speedmaster, or the Longines moonphase, costing about $1,500 less. Gotta get the Omega, right??

World Time question
Guys what makes 5131 so more appealing compared to 5130, and 5131 price 2.5 times more than msrp, shouldn't 5130 platinum be more expensive than white gold, please enlighten me