Seiko Launches World’s First Active Matrix EPD Watch
Seiko has announced the world's first watch with an active matrix EPD display. The watch features a 300 dpi high resolution display for very detailed graphics. You can choose from among five displays to suit your personal taste, or your mood. This solar-powered watch receives time-setting signals from the world’s atomic clocks, assuring amazing accuracy. The time signals it receives are accurate to within one second in every 30 million years! The new EPD watch is powered by a self-recharging solar battery, so that no battery replacement is ever required. Once fully charged, thanks to Seiko’s expertise in energy-efficient IC and other hi-tech electronics, the new EPD watch can run for up to nine months even without additional exposure to light. If no button is pressed while the watch remains in darkness for 72 hours, the ��sleep' mode is activated. In this mode, the watch remembers the time and continues to receive the radio signal for over three years! As soon as any button

2nd Patek
First time poster here. Appreciate all the messages and wanted some advice. Currently own 5711 blue dial and really like the look of the new 5396G-014 but I had a question - my AD said he's probably getting one in the fall that he could hold for me but it doesn't seem like this is a limited edition and shouldn't be hard to get. Do you think it's wise to go for it or, if it's not limited edition, is it better to wait and get one later pre-owned at a significant discount?DG

Steam
I was looking around at the local AD and the salesman noticed my SD4k and asked if I wanted it cleaned up. I said sure, expecting some light wiping with a polishing cloth. It came back as if they boiled it in water. Apparently they steam cleaned it. I would assume the seals are good even after shooting steam right at the watch. Thoughts?

Any love left...
...for the original Deepsea with the Black dial...

SD43 owners manual
As some of you might recall a week ago I picked up my new SD43 which I am over the moon with. One thing I did notice is that the owners manual says Sea-dweller 4000 on it. Odd I thought isn't that the old one. So I googled a few images and they seemed to confirm that the manual was the same. So I was happy Rolex hasn't sent me a manual out of the parts bins. Today I saw another photo of two for sale at grey dealers and the manual both just say Sea-Dweller. Is there a correct manual or is there a mix and it's pot luck what you get. Has anyone else noticed this. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk