Breitling Chronomat 44 GMT Croco Strap

Seiko Unveils Grand Seiko 55th Anniversary Spring Drive Chrono Limited Edition
Seiko released its first Grand Seiko wristwatch in 1960. This year, to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the Japanese brand’s most haute watch collection, Seiko has introduced a new, limited-edition Grand Seiko, equipped with its proprietary Spring Drive chronograph movement.Like many other timepieces on the market these days, the Grand Seiko 55th Anniversary Spring Drive Chronograph Limited Edition features a de rigeur deep blue dial (Seiko says it is the Grand Seiko line’s signature color), which provides an attractive contrast with the chronograph hands, which are gold toned. A center-mounted hand ticks off the stopwatch seconds, while two small subdials on the right side of the dial tally up the minutes (30) and hours (12).The dial also features a date window at 3 o’clock, a power reserve display at 7 o’clock, small seconds subdial at 9 o’clock, and a central GMT hand. The tachymeter-scale bezel is made of black, mirror-polished ceramic, seven times

Alpha watch running too fast
After 2 months, I finally got this Alpha automatic watch which looks very similar to Omega Seamaster. Great looks but it runs about 15-20 seconds fast every day. I tried to put the watch in different positions but that doesn't seem to help.Alpha is saying to ship it back but I don't want to go through the hassle and spend shipping cost to send it back for a $100 watch. Any thought?

I'm Thinking of Cheating
Since I purchased my Sub four years ago I have only thought of Rolex.Lately, though, while helping a buddy find a leather strap Omega, I found myself drawn to the leather strap Aqua Terra pictured below. In person, it really pops!My wandering eye made me wonder about getting a leather strap Rolex. Does anyone have a picture to share of the SS Datejust 41 white dial, black dial, or blue dial/fluted bezel on a leather strap?

Questions about my '60s Constellation
I have owned this '60s Constellation for several years, but up until I took my Sea Dweller in for service, it didn't get much (any?) wrist time. Too bad... after wearing it for a few weeks I really, really like it (although it is pretty 'dainty' as compared to the SD).What I know about the watch isn't much... this is pretty much it:Stainless case does not appear to have ever been polished, the angles and 'edges' are nice and crisp.The Omega script, the omega symbol, and the little star are all applied on the dial.The crystal is new... I had Kevin at TimeTech (in Dallas) completely service the watch when I got it)... it has a little omega symbol in the center of the crystal.There's a lot that I don't know, including... How can I tell if the dial has been refinished?Does it have the correct crown?What movement would be in this watch?I would be most grateful for any 'answers, that anyone could provide!All the best,RobPS: This thing keeps excellent time!!

Casket?
I have always asked for a casket for every Rolex that I have purchased, am I the only one that requires this or do others ask for it too? I find the casket's useful for storing my watches in the safe deposit box and good for shipping. I normally store my watches in a casebudi at home.