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Reactor Poseidon 1000m Dive Watch
The big daddy watch from Reactor is this Poseidon model - and has been available since last Fall or so. It is available in a standard and limited edition version. Each has style differences, and the Limited Edition Poseidon model contains a? Seiko made Kinetic (automatic rotor spins to charge the battery) quartz movement. There is even an exhibition caseback so that you can see the rotor. Exhibition casebacks on quartz watches are very rare. You can see the limited edition here with orange hues and different hands. I do like the limited edition better.The standard Poseidon model has a standard Japanese quartz movement with a 10 year battery. The two watches share a number of characteristics, including the chunky 48mm wide steel case with brushed steel, and black applications. The metal bracelet is two tone as well. At standard model is available on either strap, but the limited edition comes with both the metal bracelet and rubber strap.Reactor gives the Poseidon Limited Edition their

Bring a Loupe: Vintage Chronographs And Dive Watches From Universal Geneve, Breitling, Lip, And Othe
This week is dedicated to the new releases of Baselworld, but never fear, Bring A Loupe is here for your weekly dose of some of the most interesting vintage watches out there. This week, we will focus on chronographs, starting with a sumptuous Universal Geneve from the mid 1940s. We will also feature a couple of surprising dive watches, from an obscure Lip to a famous modern Blancpain Aqua Lung. Finally, you will find one Tudor Monte Carlo that you should not bid on. This is your Bring A Loupe for March 18, 2016. A Breitling Top Time Reference 7656 ¨C A Large Reverse Panda 1 OF 8 Breitling introduced the Top Time line in the mid-1960s to appeal to a younger market; as a result those watches featured more playful dials than their tool-watch counterparts, including the Navitimer. This Top Time reference 7656 offers the same great reverse panda dial that can be found throughout the Top Time range. A late edition, it comes in a rare 42 mm case, versus 38 mm for the earl

Can you replace the bracelet on a Submariner 16610 with one from a 116610?
Question:Can you replace the bracelet on a Submariner 16610 with a newer one from a 116610? I know this is not a straight swap, but I am wondering if it could be made possible. I have a Sub 16610LV with Solid end links. I also have a GMT Master IIc and I absolutely love the new bracelet and clasp. I am wondering if I can have someone (a jeweler maybe) take the new bracelet that comes with the Sub 116610 and make it fit my on my 50 Anniversary green sub. I spoke to my AD and they can sell you the new bracelet, but of course they won't take it back if you make any modifications to it. Still the new bracelet by itself runs around $2,000, so this would not be a cheap experiment. I would rather know it can be done ahead of time.Any ideas or experiences out there?Thank you

Tuesday 3/26/2013 ....What's On Your Wrist ?
Philip Watch Wisdom GMT World Timer- ETA 2893-3

A (Good) Dilemma
Hello Ladies and Gentlemen,I'm getting myself a little something for Christmas (I assured my wife her present was really nice ), but have a dilemma. I thought: What better place to ask than a forum full of watch lovers? Anyway, I would like to buy ONE (I wish all!) of the following watches, and I would appreciate your picks and any experience you might have with them. Drumroll(Not sure if the1. Ball Firefighter2. Muhle Glashutte M-123. Baume and Mercier CapelandInput appreciated!JP