A Nice Watch For The Angularly Inclined: The Paul Picot Le Plongeur C-Type Dive Watch
I feel as though I have a duty to tell people about less well-known brands that offer meritorious watches. Paul Picot is one of those brands that most of you have probably not heard of, but can appreciate the looks of their flagship men's watch, the C-Type.A watch that uses this many squares ought to get a prize. I hesitated, but opted not to picture the square (tank) face version of the watch as that might be considered to be overkill (actually, I will go ahead and throw the picture on here). Instead, you can appreciate the geometry in this watch easily with a round face, but otherwise abundantly placed square elements.The watch is actually a well finished diving watch with a lot going for it. It has been around for a few years, and the styling is quite cool in my opinion. Squares pattern the rubber strap, number indicators, and texture on the face. The lug styling is a likely source of inspiration for the Hublot Big Bang designers (at they look almost the same as on the Paul Picot th

Breitling Seawolf
Hello Everyone:I would like to hear your feedback and insight regarding the Breitling Seawolf. It will assist me in my purchasing decisions.ThanksIV

372: diminished power reserve
My 372, which used to run for 80 hours, now runs for just about two days. On top of that, it stops winding at about 45 turns (where it used to be a lot more). The watch is under warranty still so I will eventually send it back to Paneria (the second time this watch will have gone back in the year I've had it)...but any thoughts on what the problem might be?

Seen
For the sleuths. Second image looks Explorer-ish, especially at 12:00:https://.cnn/2018/03/19/sport...320/index.html

GMT Master II 16710 - bezel inserts question
Hi guysI've been reading the threads here for a while but this is my first post. I'm an owner of the new Air King, but am considering adding a GMT Master II 16710 to the collection. I've narrowed it down to one between 2000-2003 as I like the SEL and the fact you can change watch straps fairly easy yourself. I'm looking for one with box and papers.My questions is whether it makes any difference what colour bezel insert version of the 16710 I buy? I prefer the Pepsi or Coke aesthetically, but have found a decent priced black. Would it be a stupud idea to purchase the black and then buy a Pepsi bezel insert later? Are 'original' pepsi dial GMTs considered more 'valuable' on the market? Whilst I am buying this for my own pleasure, I also would like to know the full facts before departing with any cash too!Thanks very much!