Photo Report: Hands-On With The New Bremont Supermarine 2000 (PLUS: See It In NYC Next Week With HOD
Last week we introduced you to the new mega-diver from the Brothers Bremont - the Supermarine 2000.? As the name suggests, this new 45mm diver is good to a whopping 2000 meters, meaning this bad boy is about as mean a diver as you could ask for.? We had one pass through the HODINKEE offices just this weekend so we thought we'd snap a few photos for you.? Enjoy.You can read more about the new S2000 right here. 2 OF 9 3 OF 9 4 OF 9 5 OF 9 6 OF 9 7 OF 9 8 OF 9 See the new Bremont S2000 in NYC next week.? 9 OF 9

Jumbo 15202 question - winding
hey guys,wondering if my baby has an issue. My watch was stopped so I wound it last night then set the time. a few hours later I noticed that the time was unchanged but I heard the watch ticking. I fiddled with the crown and the watch started to keep time and has since then. The question is - if the crown was pulled out (or more likely, not securely in position A / 1) would the minute hand advance? Im hoping this isn't a service issue. Thanks for taking a read.

Used market
So omega's show up used often.speedmaster or sea master?whats a decent price for ones used?

Alaska Project at AD's
If anyone is looking for an Alaska project BNIB from an AD's please PM me and I will send detailsSi

Lady��s Datejust 6917 crown winding question.
Hello, I have searched the internet and this forum for the answer to my question, no concrete success as of yet.A couple of years ago I bought my wife a used Lady Datejust 6917. Using information found on this amazing site, I have made the following assumptions. The Bracelet has an F identification pointing in the direction of the watch being a 1981 vintage thus a 2035 movement.I recently bought her an Apple Watch for Christmas and she is now wearing it so I wound her Datejust up and put it on my watchwinder. When I was manually winding it, the crown seemed very tight as in hard to move relative to all my other watches and there was a vibration that felt like a mass moving inside the movement. My guess is the flywheel was spinning as I was winding the watch. My Rolex Explorer II does not have this type of motion when I wind it.This made me fear that I had bought a fake. Can anyone with knowledge of the 2035 movement confirm or deny that the flywheel or any other moderate mass inside t