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Automatic Hydro Conquest Chrono loosing 2 seconds in 5 hours
hi, I'm very curious about this issue. I hope you guys can help me put it to rest one way or another. I got the Longtines over Christmas during cruise, in St. Thomas (Royal Carribean Watches). Love it because it looks so distinguished. But I've since felt that it wasn't keep time that well, so I finally got down to study it last week. I synch'ed it with the online atomic clock "time.gov/" to the very second. Made sure it's fully wound (turning the crown many times). About 5 hours later I checked with the site again, the watch already lost 2 seconds. In 3 days it lost about 1 minute. I know it won't be as accurate as a quartz movement but I would expect it to be more accurate that that! My co-worked has a Tag chrono (apologize for the implication here if it offends anyone, but it just so happened that he has a Tag automatic chrono) and he said he never had to adjust the time in his several years of wearing it.Can you help me understand the right level of expectations as far as accuracy

Hi-I'm Joshua-both a newbie and remarkably ignorant...........So...Please Advise
Hi folks-I need a solid every day watch that can withstand normal use. I saw an Ebel and a Concord online at [non-sponsor name removed - please review the forum rules]. I know that Ebel is a respected maker, but know nothing about Concord. I also know nothing about the seller's reputation. Would you please let me know what you think about the watches, my "everdyday" use of them and the company's reliability?Thanks,jsCONCORD CARLTON QUARTZ BLUEModel: 14-E6-1450SKU: 221-13087Price: $495.00Regular Price: $1,750.00Concord "Carlton" Swiss made quartz gentleman`s model with gorgeous blue sunburst guilloche dial, executed in polished steel case and braceletEBEL CLASSIC WAVE SPORT CHRONOGRAPHModel: E9251F41SKU: 221-13445Price: $995.00Regular Price: $4,290.00Gentleman`s dress/sport "Classic Wave" quartz chronograph by Ebel, all stainless steel chunky links bracelet, domed sapphire crystal, slate blue dial....

Setting the trends
Hi,I¡¯m a brand new (currently) non-Rolex owner, but looking to buy my first and only one ! I¡¯m considering the sub c or the Explorer I (I really want an Explorer I with a date but that¡¯s an impossible dream) and have been lurking on here for a few weeks, reading and re reading posts about old subs v sub c and the evolution of the different models.It strikes me that there is as much love for the ¡®new¡¯ sub as there is preference for the older one with the smaller look.In my opinion, watches have increased in size over the last xx number of years, and I guess my question is ....Has this been driven by Rolex, or are they simply following the trends ?It seems that in the early days Rolex were setting the standards of build quality, innovation and style/trend. While I understand there has been some major internal upgrades with the new sub c, have they jumped on the bandwagon of bigger watches and do Rolex still influence trends like they did in the past, or are they now a more reactive rath

White Milgauss, Thoughts
Well I've been seriously thinking of buying a white milgauss to go with my sub. I know it's discontinued now and I'm seeing a few decent prices on new from grey dealers, still 1500. over used. There are quite a few out there, any thoughts on this one. I just think it's a sharp one and even though it's polished I think I'm pretty careful.

What solid link oyster bracelets fit on previous-gen 16570 Explorer II?
Does anyone know what solid link oyster bracelets will fit on the 16570 Explorer II? And does anyone have any pictures of such?