Sinn Now Places Impressive Diapal Technology In 757 UTC Watch Series
When you consider what goes on inside of a watch movement, it is impressive that they even work at all. I mean really, have you ever considered the delicate dance of components harmonically beating and gyrating to the rhythm of the balance wheel which must maintain a strenuously high level of consistency? To think such sophistication was birthed so long ago, and yet only now serious improvement are being made.The constant motion of component on component is a close relationship of neighboring metals (literally), and has the unpleasant side effect of friction. If you are mechanically minded, you will surely fathom that years of metal on metal contact has the side effect of wearing out the parts. This however is interestingly avoided in most part to special oils and the use of "rubies" for lubrication and to reduce wear. Rubies, are polished stones that after as strong points between various moving pieces of a watch. Gems are particularly hard (even the synthetic ones uses in watches) an

Cartier Men's W62025V3 Stainless Steel Automatic Watch
Specifications and characteristics of stainless steel W62025V3 Roadster Watch automatic Cartier male, Swiss Made shows with automatic Switzerland Cartier Calibre 3110 movement; Functions without a battery; Automatically powers with the movement of your arm, Zero-resistant-sapphire crystals; Case diameter: 38.5 mm, Solid matter in barrel shape and polished stainless steel triple-link with links Centre brushed stainless steel, Light black-described in form of sword hands; Circular Crown in stainless steel. Window date 03 with magnifying glass, Resistant to water to 330 feet (100 M)

New Planet Ocean-mesh love
With the much appreciated help of Fr John, I recently purchased a new Planet Ocean model 2200.51.00 from his recommended dealer. The transaction was flawless, a great watch purchasing experience.To give you some history, I was originally considering several versions of this model including the newest 45.5mm ceramic. I went to my local AD and tried on the 45.5 but it was just too big and thick, and I have a big wrist 7-3/4. I also wasn't crazy about the grey ceramic bezel. So I decided on the 45mm (thinner) model with the 8500 movement. I wanted to be sure I got the D version so I decided to buy new and move fast as they are disappearing since being recently discontinued. I wasn't sure which band I wanted, so along with the steel bracelet, I ordered the mesh and the black rubber strap with orange stitching (I'll address the rubber strap later in a different post). When I received the watch I was thrilled with the watch but the steel band felt very heavy and uncomfortable. And although i

opinons...2 for 1.... DAY DATE
ok guys im having a dilemma ive got my Daytona 116523 diamond dial and my SD4000 which i dont wear very muchI love my SD but they Daytona not so muchMy local gray dealer wants my SD bad as he knows he can turn a profit on it lol!He also knows ive got a thing for DD40/41's and has now offered me a brand new DD40 for my 2 watches and id have to top him$4500USD on topHe tried same deal on my Patek but im not parting with it .... yet lol!Wht do we think of this as a deal?Im not emotionally tied to either one of these watches(i do like my SD4000 but im not gonna die without it) and figured if i miss having a daily beater ill steal my Hulk back off my brother or just but a Sub LNthoughts????

show me your CURRENT favorite pair.
sometimes our preferences change with the wind, yesterdays pair is out and todays pair is unexpected but there it is.what is your favorite pair today?