Breguet Type XX Transatlantique Fly-back / D.S.R. NEW

Select Mondaine Watches From JCK That I Liked
I thought it was really ironic to learn that Mondaine's US operation was located near where I live in the San Francisco Bay area. What are the odds? When I met with their people at the JCK show in Las Vegas a few months ago, I got to check out some of their new timepieces, and caught a few on camera. Sorry about any blurriness, but it adds to the candid nature of the shots right? Mondaine is a popular Swiss watch company that is best known for their official Swiss Railways watch. Aside from that, they have a multitude of nice offerings at reasonable prices. Part of this has to do with their high volume production that helps them keep prices down.Two of the best things that Mondaine does are its cases and the dials. You really get impressed but the quality of these parts in relation to the price. I did a full review on one of my favorite watches of theirs, which was the Mondaine Railway Chrono Sport II, which you can read here. Actually, I've seen a few names for the same watch, but you

Amartolos presents:My PO 2200.50.
Hello all , First post here so i feel a little nervous..The truth is i ve visited the forum so many times as a guest, but today and i ve finally decided to register.This is a watch forum so allow me to show u , my 1 week old brand new PO 45 ...Enjoy.The white box...Bought together with all the goodiesThis is my only watch -I am a 1 watch guy- So these straps will give me alternative wearing options and variety.And here is on my 7.5 wrist...A beauty!!!!!Thanks for watching.

Oldies and a modded diver
Some watches arrived the last week.First up is a blue Grand Seiko 5646 from 1972.Next, a semi-vintage 9587 from 1990. Quartz +/- 10 s py.Latest MM mod, based on an SKX031.And finally two morw King Quartz. Love the texture of the dial and case, band on the first one.They are quite colorful!Stefan

On The Wrist Today Tuesday- 7/31/2012
Android Divemaster Predator AD902BPUSwiss ETA-2824-2 25 Jewel Automatic Movement 200M/WR

Accuracy update--Rolex OP 116000 Concentric Dial
Hello, Rolex folks!Getting back to the forum after a long absence!I've had my 116000 OP (M-serial) Concentric black dial for nearly 9 months now. Figured I would share an accuracy report, beginning with November 25, 2017. The watch has not stopped since, and a winder has not been used, therefore it's depended upon wrist action and manual winding combined. I am posting the entire series of WatchCheck screenshots from 11.25 through 03.10.18 (yesterday). You will notice a few large(r) drops or loss in time (usually occurred when off the wrist at least 1.5 days without any manual winding occurring; significant drops (a couple of these, deviation of about -30s) always occurred when the watch was quite literally within about the last hour of power reserve. One recent significant gain (+10, inst rate) was when I accidentally pulled it out to set time while winding, so I added a few seconds by my own error. As you can see, accuracy is now at avg +0.2 s per day over the last four months! Witho