Initial Impressions: Citizen Nighthawk
Citizen is a brand that needs little introduction. They have been around for almost a century, they are one of the largest watch brands currently in business, they are available at almost every major department store and certainly most mainstream watch stores and they are considered to be very well made. Yet, despite their reach and popularity, we haven't reviewed or featured a single citizen watch on worn&wound yet. Well��that's sort of a lie, because every time we discuss a watch that is powered by a Miyota movement, whether it is a Maratac pilot or a L��m-Tec Combat B16, we are in fact indirectly talking about Citizen as they own Miyota, but we have not directly discussed a Citizen branded watch.? This is for a simple albeit subjective reason, most of them just don't interest us. Style isn't exactly Citizen's strong suit (I hope I don't make too many enemies by saying that) and for the price there are generally sexier options out there. Of course, there is an exception to every ru

Breitling Navitimer 806 1st gen?
I managed to catch this Breitling Navitimer 806. Its fairly large at approximately 42mm n is powered by a Venus chronograph movement. I dont know much about Breitling but based on my research, this watch is a 1st gen model and has the desirable beads of rice rotating bezel. The case is sharp and appears unpolished. The dial is original but missing the outer slide rule ring. The hands appear to be relumed. Hoping someone can enlighten me more about this watch. Thanks. [ATTACH=full]447447[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]447448[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]447449[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]447450[/ATTACH][ATTACH=full]447451[/ATTACH]Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Omega automatic Seamaster
Hi guys!What a fantastic and informative Forum!I dont know if im right here. My Grandpa inherited me this classy and beautiful watch long time ago. I almost forgot the watch in the drawer. Now i'm older and solvent enough to restore it eventually. The watch is still working (you have to shake it, a battery is not necessesary). My Mum told me that this watch is the first (or one of the first) Omega automatic watches. I dont know if its true or not, cause as you see, i'm a totally rookie. I dont want to sell it, but can anyone tell me anything about this beauty, like the year it was built, name, etc.?Sorry about my bad english, i'm from germany ;)

Does the 2500c movement suck, or is it all overblown?
I see a lot of sellers posting that their Omega Planet Oceans have the 2500D movement and not the dreaded 2500C movement. I know that the 2500C is accurate because I was able to tell that from searching around here. My question is about durability. Is it just a vocal ~.05% failure rate or is it more like 10% failure rate on the 2500C movement?How much would it cost to fix a failed 2500C assuming the warranty expired?Thanks!

Nautilus case question
Can someone please explain if the modern Nautilus case differs in size on different references? I recently tried on a 5712 and it felt a lot thicker than I remember the 5711 being when I tried it on.