M��hle-Glash��tte M29 Classic Watch
While I've been content (so far) to view the vintage watch world from afar, I do have a soft spot in my heart for watches that draw direct inspiration from an earlier model in a company's history. Just recently, M��hle-Glash��tte introduced a watch in that very vein - the M29 Classic, and I quite like it. More good news is that price is pretty good for a Muhle Glashutte timepiece.Interestingly, they didn't just take inspiration from their own watches. They also delved into their earlier history when Robert M��hle was making precision measurement instruments for the watch industry in Glash��tte. From this part of the back catalog, they settled in on the Model 29 indicator gauge. While this sort of gauge looks simple, readability is of the utmost importance - especially at the tolerances and scale involved. While I've not used this particular gauge, I've used others in my past working in an aerospace machine shop, so I know that accuracy and clearness are of the utmost importance.This then i

Strap options for Speedmaster Moon
Hey all,Just picked up a Speedie Moon. I ordered a DiModell Rallye for it as well. Can anybody recommend a brown strap similar to DiModell Rallye? https://.google/webhp?sourcei...52092616046795

Different straps for the Ploprof 1200
Has anyone here try putting straps other than the OEM rubber, Isofrane or Shark Mesh strap on their Ploprofs?

Anyone own both the 372 AND the 422?
Just thinking that whenever my 372 goes in for service I might pick up a new watch. I had a hard time deciding between the 372 and 422 initially with the 372 winning out. But is it crazy to own both at the same time since they are both similar?

New Sub wear/wind
Two weeks ago I collected my first Rolex - a brand new no date Submariner, I've bought it to wear not to be an ornament.My job is fixing gym equipment so there's a possibility of knocks, I train before work so it's no big deal to wear my Apple Watch during the day. Since I got it I've been wearing at home after work (beacause it's new and cool) but it seams a bit daft to wear just around the house for the sake of it.So here's my question, should I,1/ continue to wear my watch in evenings and weekends to keep movement ticking over. It's a Submariner after all, built to last. 2/ put away watch on Monday morning and, (unless going out midweek) set the time on a Friday and wind - the pulling out of crown once a week won't wear seals or cause any long term damage.Or3/ buy a winder, leave watch in it so it's always good to go.Thanks all for any advice.