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Review: Seiko 5 SNK803K2 Military Beige
I first became aware of the Seiko 5 series while aimlessly meandering the watch pages of Amazon. At the time, I was happy to have found some humorously cheap Timex's to buy and fool around with¡­I guess I was just having one of those "I need to buy something" moments. Regardless, when I came across a set of very nicely styled military automatics, made by Seiko, that cost just under $100 dollars, I knew I stumbled upon something great. Fast-forward a week, I received my Seiko 5, unboxed it and was immediately pleased with what I saw.Case: Sandblasted Stainless SteelMovement: Seiko 7S26B 21 Jewel Automatic with Day/dateDial: Beige w/ Black Markers and Luminous DotsLens: HardlexCase Back: Display BackStrap: Beige Double Layered Nylon w/ Steel BuckleWater Res.: 10atm (100m/300f)Diameter: 37 mmThickness: 11mmLug Width: 18mmWarranty: Store SpecificIn true military watch style, the design of the Seiko 5 is very purposeful.? The face is clean and legible. The markings are broken into two rings,

I have the Bergeon 6767F, still not getting it.
I'm trying to replace the bracelet on my spouse's beater (surprise for Christmas) He really loves the watch¡ªhad to buy three to find the magic combination then the expansion bracelet that came on it broke. I have purchased two different Speidel bracelets and neither one, with all my might and main (and my Bergeon 6767F) will let me maneuver the spring bars into place. It is as though the watch lacks space on either side for the final bracelet link (each bracelet has spring loaded cuffs at the end to secure the fit, which seems to add to the thickness of the metal that must rest alongside the case.) Either the watch or the bracelet is too fat, the lugs aren't long enough, or the holes need to be nearer the ends of the lugs.I'm hoping there is a secret formula to solve this and would love to hear from the person who knows it! I would truly be ever in your debt. (There's no reason you should be different)I must say I find a distinct advantage to using a fine Swiss tool. The holes it pokes

Vintage Hamilton Wesley
I recently bought a Hamilton Wesley.(770 movement)It appears to have been worn very sparingly (if at all).It is not quite perfect but looks new.It winds easily and seems to keep very accurate time.I am a new member still learning how to navigate around and get things done here.If I am successful, pics will be attached here.Three of the pics are from the advertisement for the watch(it came with a leather band)The other pic is a photo that I took with a Speidel expansion band.Purists may prefer the look of leather on a vintage watch, but I prefer the fit of an expansion band on my wrist.

Planning ahead for another watch
Decided last month to start putting away $500 a month for another watch in December 2010, which seems to be a big watch month for me lately.Wife bought me one this year and said no more for a year...so I told her why I was transferring money each month and she said NO WAY ...man I can't catch a break!I guess I'll figure it out when that time rolls around.Of course it'll be difficult not to get something in between, but I might loose my job this year or next so then it wouldn't matter since the job I have lined up to replace it with would pay me about 20K less a year ...so if that happens I'll need the scoots .Anyhow I'm really liking the Breilting BUT, I'm trying to swear off chronos, (might even get rid of the two I have) and the SO Heritage is what really grabs my attention now.Other than that I'm not sure since I'd like to only spend half of what I put away...let me rephrase that...I'm ONLY going to spend half of what I put away. I thought again about the Speedy, but I wasn't reall

Interesting video looking inside of a Rolex Deepsea
Some may have already seen this video, but I thought it was a pretty cool view of the Deepsea. I've seen the Rolex diagrams, but had never actually seen someone remove the titanium piece from a Deepsea. It's also a nice sneak peek at the 3135. something I'd do to my personal watch, but it gives me an appreciation for the level of machining and design of the watch. If you didn't know, you'd think that the steel ring and titanium were one piece because they sit so flush together. I also didn't realize there was no threading on the titanium, pretty cool.