Seiko Spirit SCVE003 Review
Have you ever fallen for something instantly and unexpectedly? It's happened to me with people, places, designs, and, in this case, a watch. Now it might seem strange that my love of this watch was unexpected, since Seiko is one of my absolute favorite brands, but if you had described to me a watch with a red-accented silver dial, 40 mm case with 18 mm wire lugs, and an off-centered 24-hour indicator, I probably would have given you a hard "PASS."? Thankfully instead, I saw it first �C and here we are.Seiko Spirit SCVE003 ReviewCase: Polished stainless steelMovement: Seiko 4R37ADial: Silver/White with red accentsLume: NoLens: Sapphire crystalBracelet: Stainless steelWater Res.: 10 atm (330 ft)Dimensions: 40.5 x 47.3 mmThickness: 13.2 mmLug Width: 18 mmCrown: 5.5 x 3 mmWarranty: 1 year through Seiko, 2 Years through AmazonPrice: ~$200CaseAt 40 mm, the SCVE003's case is right in my sweet spot for a casual sports watch. The bezel is thick and narrow, giving the watch a handsome profile and

LiquidMetal: does it live up to hype?
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Made a mistake...
I have been looking for a co-axial SMP bond for a while now, and yesterday I came across one for sale here in the classified. Looked great, and the seller had plenty of rep, so I impulsively bought it. Once paid for and shipped, I was doing a little surfing, trying to source a speedmaster style bracelet for it (which i prefer to the bond bracelet), when realized that I just bought a mid-sized watch, which I imagine will look silly on my ape-like 7 3/4 wrists. So now I'm stuck with a useless watch. I don't really have much else to say, other then i want to smash my head against a wall for being an impulsive idiot, and not checking the model number before I paid for something. Sigh.And I'm sure I won't learn from this...

Speedy Co-axial
Hi. I am sitting by the phone waiting for the call from my AD to tell me my new Speedy Co-axial Chronogrph has finally arrived. Has any one here had theirs arrive yet ? I am so looking forward to seeing and owning this watch as I purchased it really from just a photograph. Bit nervious though now waiting ......

Which one ??
Hi Guys,Which one of these looks like a better fit to you? Do you guys find the Daytona too small? I know these are two very different watches but I like them both ,and I'm looking at another piece from a different brand and will just keep one of these , I know that the Daytona will be harder to replace but I don't want that to affect my decision.For reference wrist size is 7.25-7.3 depending on how hot it is.I'll get use out of both and like I said like them both , I'm looking for your opinion on the size and fit.Thanks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk