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Helson Shark Diver 42mm
Readers of worn&wound should be pretty familiar with Helson, a relatively young watch brand that we've had the chance of reviewing in the past¡ªspecifically the Sharkmaster 1000 and Skindiver. Both were handsome and able-bodied timepieces and our newest model in for review is no exception. The Helson Shark Diver comes in 42mm and 45 mm case sizes with bronze, titanium, stainless steel, and PVD coated stainless steel build options. In addition to the case designs, a bevy of color options and a choice of movements make this series of Helson watches accessible quality at different price ranges. These timepieces are built tough, easily readable, and combine tool functions with handsome aesthetics to make for a seriously nice piece of wrist candy.The model in for review today is the Helson Shark Diver 42 mm Stainless Steel 2824-2, a watch that sits nicely in the middle of the Shark Diver family of watches at both price point and spec design¡ªwith more expensive models being those with bro

Endicott case?
Does someone have an Endicott case as spare part and would sell it, could also be with a 987er grade? At least I have found a correct dial with the black enemal numbers but I still need the right case to put my own little (Franken-)Endicott together. It still has the blue/black hands and seems to have a grade but I am not sure if that will be a good one. The seller said it does not run and looks like something is missing. But then for the grade I could use a 987A I still have from a "Senticott". Seems there is not even a cheap Endicott or a case out there in the 'bay if you need one. Two months ago there were even three cases sold there without dial or grade.

Wesley---Wesley-B Difference??
Hi Curiosity has me!! I have a Wesley. I have also seen ads for Wesley-BDoes anyone out there know what the difference between them is?Thanks

Introduced an AD to the Beast
I stopped by a local AD yesterday and let the owner fondle my PloProf. Although he carries Omega (also Breitling and Rolex), he had never seen the PloProf in the flesh. He called his sales people over for me to explain all the details and features. He even took the watch into the restroom and turned off the lights so that he could check out the bezel lume.He took it upon himself to admit that the PloProf was much more balanced and more comfortable on his wrist than the Deep Sea. I suspect he will have one in inventory soon.Fr. John†

Pulled the trigger...advice needed...
Hello guys and gals,I'm sort of a newbie to Rolex, but have the bug now, lol. I picked up a Sea-Dweller 126600, red today. My AD also had a Deep Sea, but I opted for the newer movement and longer power reserve. Also, I think that the new movement will be in the new Deep Sea introduced at Basel? Did I choose correctly?Also my AD had a GMT Master II batman (116710BLNR) and a Submarnier date, two tone, blue dial (116613LB). Advice on which I should go with or pass on both?I also have a Yachtmaster 40 2 tone with achocolate face (116613LB).Thanks!