Nightwatch

Hi, where have You been looking? There is a whole section for submersibles and another with the 47mm and another with the Arctos etc.. If its the 243 at least Noob and H-maker: http://www.torobravos2014.com/index.php?route=product/category&path=35_58

Hi and welcome to the forum, You may use Andrew from Ttw but You must use shipping via UK option - always and pay extra $40-$50 - choose 2 watches. That option is expensive but safe for 1 or 2 watches (3 is risky), 4 or 5 will be apprehended. Torobravos ships from Spain if You ask him, takes time but is same/better shipping is a little cheaper and has a very good "hot" section with special offers. Shipping time is +- 3 weeks and safe/ no problem. TD who do not offer shipping via UK You cannot use. As a second watch You may choose quartz (+- 128 usd) or Rolex/others with the cheaper Asian 2813 movement for $168. Wish You good choices:)

Top looking AP´s and some fantastic hornbacks here. Great!

Hi and welcome. With ttw and perfect clones just re-check the links and make sure You are on the right site, they are copied by scammers. Follow the links from the forum.

From what matters to me the V6 has better, smaller lettering on the inner bezel. On the V5.1. the hexagonal and very visible screws are still better recessed. So its a draw again. No need to upgrade from V5.1 but worth to buy V6, if You have none. Intime is very good to deal with, very reliable, good quality and qc, good shipping, not a TD here but would deserve to be.

Just playing around with effects, this is the accessible version of the PAM203

Out with the TC Rouge

From logic one of the SMP´s - how does the rep compare to the gen? Would tip on the 007 but it actually looks sharper than the other, lol impossible to tell on that pic. The one watch that looks "strange" is the Tag on the right side as said above. And congrats on the quality, durable and adventure collection, it´s one I could perfectly imagine aiming for, no overly expensive dress-exotics You almost never use but solid, good-looking, long-term sensible choices.

It´s a special quartz watch bosses gave their employees so they had to work 11 hours from 9 to 6 without even knowing about - they just thought time at work passed slower.

Maybe that faulty dial makes it really rare? Could also be he bought it back in 1970, a Seiko quartz was as expensive as a Toyota Corolla those days....

Very surprised how a so praised by other member comments and well-pictured Sub can turn out to be such a crap. And this was something like $520 2nd hand - that´s TC territory. Really bad luck Docthor, wish You get Your money back as imho this should have been sold for $320 or less, describing the faults anyway.

Hi, You´re lucky but I find it a difficult budget. Too much to just squander and get a new watch that is just "a bit" better than the sub 1.000 ones and not enough to aim for something else. Probably I would try to look into little used or unworn ones with box and papers on the 2nd hand market or just get me 2 completely different Steinharts.

As You mention AP - the AP diver V5.1 or V6 in SS is an absolutely fantastic watch - from the looks and from the quality feel itself and its available from several TD. Highly recommended. Same goes for the TAG Aquaracer 300m Chrono Grande Date, swiss Ronda Quartz and same functions 1/10 sweeping seconds at 6 as the gen, possibly one of the most gen-feeling reps, just my opinion

Thanks automatico, that was a very interesting background read.

Hi, I like the PVD Piccard Edition DSSD, its rough, big, heavy and tough, not instantly recognizable as a Rolex and the PVD doesn´t wear off easily. The HE valve is silvery and should be black coated, rest is fine, can´t tell if that version has the correct micro-adjustable clasp. If You go for the silvery one this is the best in the lower price-range: http://www.ttw888.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_8&products_id=10334 Only other option imho is the Seadweller 16600 classic model without Cyclops and Trusty has a good one, this: http://www.ttw888.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1_8&products_id=10934 Think its correct to try one out because the attractions of the watch only come when You have it for some time. correct clasp DSSD and 16600 Seadweller wristshot 16600 Seadweller

Hi and bonjour, welcome to this forum. Really a lot of information about vintage Rolex, where to buy, what to modify etc. around here. Stay around

Hi and welcome to the forum. That´s a very nice introduction You wrote and we do hope You stay around. For the skeletons it might not be very easy to find accurate ones, the best are Hublot Big Bangs, RM´s not that perfect but the Chanel J12 and Cartier Ballon Bleu are fantastic. Have fun reading and searching.

You´ll have to check it out next time You talk to the insurance agent and bank. Question is if they pay the residual value (always low according to them) or replacement value or if up to value x they are generally included in the house inventory policy. In special cases they appraise themselves.

Always was a fan of scrutinizing and maintaining service intervals methodically. Since adopting the "if it ain´t broke don´t fix it approach" things work better. Perfectly working pieces once opened did never perform the same or broke with some problem shortly afterwards, normally within 2 months after the service warranty expired - never again, let it brake, than fix it. Can´t believe what they are doing in the video costs less than $3.000.

out with the vintage Seiko FFF and a recent pic, compared to the Tudor BB

True answer to the question: In the real world need an alarm, count-down alarm, stopwatch, 2nd time-zone, waterproof, shockproof, accurate time-keeping, low-profile - the phone does all this but it also simply drops down or runs out of power - than You have nothing, so the one I can´t let go off is the Timex Expedition. Beyond this just need a 16600 Seadweller, 16610 Submariner, 166610 Submariner, DSSD, 1680.... You get the picture

Hi and welcome to the rwgforum. You will fine an infinite quantity of quality information, reviews and trusted dealer links over here. As with everything else expensive generally means better and there are some true superreps out there to complement Your collection. Take a look in the TAG section and compare them to those You own or use the search top right corner to type in the models. Enjoy reading around.

Very, very nicely done those pics. Vintage retro colours and setting matching the Tudor watch. Imagine in the long term this will get the most wrist-time with me. It just looks stunning.