Review: Seiko 5 SNZH53 Diver in Blue
I mentioned it in my article about the Timex Andros, I hinted at my love of it in my initial impressions, Blake put it alongside a Rolex Submariner and now I want to get down to it; the Seiko 5 SNZH is sort of a perfect watch. It is well made, it is nicely detailed, it has an automatic movement, it looks fantastic, it is versatile, it is unique and it is very affordable.The review is over; go buy one�� But seriously, save a couple of overlookable faults, the SNZH53 is exactly what I wanted it to be.Case: Polished and Brushed Stainless SteelMovement: Seiko 7s36B 23-Jewel Auto with Day/DateDial: Metallic Blue with Steel inlaysBezel: 120 Click Unidirectional with Blue Acrylic InsertLens: Domed HardlexCase Back: Screwdown Display BackStrap: Steel BraceletWater Res.: 10atm (100m/330ft)Dimensions: 42m, 45mm to crownCrown: Pull-outThickness: 14mmLug Width: 22mmWarranty: NAI bought the Seiko 5 SNZH53?because I had been pining over various heritage divers I could not afford or track down, like t

Introducing: The Tudor Heritage Black Bay Dark, PVD-Coated, 41 mm, In-House, And Chronometer Certifi
Hot off the news that we'd see the Black Bay go bronze, 43 mm, and in-house late last night, we now have another Heritage Black Bay in something we'd never thought we'd see – a PVD case! On top of that, it's COSC certified, 41 mm, and in-house. A lot to like here, people. 1 OF 3 While yesterday's Bronze Black Bay was upped to 43 mm, the Dark remains at the familiar and welcomed 41 mm diameter. The case is steel but treated with PVD, a practice that, to be honest, feels a little outdated when we now have DLC, and indeed the possibility of ceramic cases (which Tudor themselves offer). The case is entirely satin finished and a matching black bracelet is an option here. What's more is that this Black Bay comes with the manufacture movement MT5602, which offers up a healthy 70-hour power reserve. What's more, this watch is actually chronometer certified! 2 OF 33 OF 3 The watch is offered on a black PVD bracelet or distressed leat

Weight of 15400St without the steel bracelet.
15202st booked and on its way in 2-3 months.Want a watch which I can wear with the rubber or leather strap and at a same time should feel little hefty on wrist. Considering the 15400st blue dialDiver and Offshore I didn't like much.

AP is disappointing in this respect...
Hey everyone,I really want or I should say wanted to get an AP sports watch, but doing research they really do not make many or any durable and scratch resistant watches anymore especially in 42 or smaller (not including discontinued models).They discontinued the ceramic divers, discontinued forged carbon and currently all you can get is steel or rose gold in the 42 or less size (according to guy at the AP boutique).I just don't get why AP doesn't make a watch that is Richard Mille-like in durability, scratch resistance and shock absorption, considering how closely they work with RM.Just venting a little, but considering the popularity of RM, you would think AP would make some middle tier priced durable, light weight and scratch resistant high end sports watches in 42mm (or even 44 for that matter).I am saving for a RM 055, because their ceramic is 1400 vickers (more scratch resistant than rolex which is 1200), it's light weight, comfortable (some say most comfortable watch they have

What color of dial do you like?
I'm interested now in a Rolex 126300. I would like to know what dial colors Rolex is offering and what do you think is cuter or more representative of the brand?Thank you.