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Sporty German Diver: Limes 1 Tausend GMT Diving Watch Available Right Now
A while ago I mentioned the new Limes Endurance 1 Tausend Diver watch that was due for release soon. The watch had a wonderful Germanic utility feel to it, and I looked forward to seeing one. The Endurance was a deviation on the existing Limes 1 Tausend (one thousand, as in the depth rating), which is pictured here.This particular watch has an automatic ETA 2893-2 movement, that includes the GMT complication. The dedicated GMT 24 hour hand is nicely done with a large red arrow providing nice visibility, without being too distracting. Actually, this is one of the clearest GMT diving watches I have seen.Limes, like Sinn is a maker of high quality, but aggressively prices German "sport" watches. One thing that makes Limes a bit unique is the fact that they make all their own cases. Most smaller watches companies essentially source most of their parts. This is not a problem, but Limes takes great pride in constructing well-made cases fit for their watches.Although 1000 meter watches are be

Movement/Winding Questions
Hi all, I have a couple of perhaps naive questions, not really specific to any particular brand or watch, but the context is my AP RO 15400:1. Does the accuracy of a watch depend on how wound up it is? I've been assuming that a (good quality) watch will, when running at all, keep consistent time. But is it instead the case that being fully wound makes it more accurate than if, for example, it is hardly wound at all?2. Can wearing the watch top up the winding? If for example I wound my 15400 only 20 turns from it being stopped (I never would, but for the sake of a simple example!), but then wore it for several days, would it get topped up to fully wound, or just maintain that initial level? I have a reasonably active life style (plenty of fast walking for instance).

Recieved a package today
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Back from SPA - Seamaster Professional Titanium
Hi guys, I have recently sent my trusty Seamaster Pro Titanium for service with Swatch Group Malaysia. The reason was that it was running out of its usual range of precision and was also out of COSC. After approximately 7 months, I have it back on my wrist, running like new. The reason it took so long was that apparently they had to order some parts from Omega Switzerland. Below are the components changed during that service. It comes with a 2 years warranty from the date of collection which is pretty standard I think. Here it is on its Red leather Omega box. It came back from Spa in it. It is now running on an average of +3 sec per day on my wrist. Overall satisfied with the service. This is a great watch. It is lightweight and is certainly a 'stealth' watch, probably because of its gun metal color and that it sits close to the wrist. The lume is fantastic in the dark...just look at the sword hands. Certainly one of my favorite timepiec

Tudor on Panerai Strap
Had an old strap laying around and decided to use a pocket knife to try to get it to fit. Does it look silly? Honest feedbackSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk