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Casio G-Shock G-Aviation GWA1100 Watch
When it comes to watches that will stand up to just about anything you can throw at it, there's one lineup that's probably at the top of just about everyone's list¨Cthe Casio G-Shock. The Casio G-Shock G-Aviation GWA1100 is brand new to the collection. These watches have proven themselves over time, and have an enthusiastic worldwide following. They offer a variety of styles, all with full complements of functionality; when it comes to the more vividly-colored models, we've most commonly seen these in the digital displays. With the latest addition to the Gravity Master line, however, we see an analog display paired to a day-glo orange case with a compass.With this particular Casio G-Shock GWA1100, big and bold seems to be the name of the game. Along with the bright coloration, we've got a case that's just a hair under 54mm¨Cdefinitely not a subtle piece. Should your wrist be up for this particular mission, though, you're going to get a cornucopia of functionality. My favorite of the feat

Second Hand Moves Erratically when Watch in 12 O'Clock Up Position
Greetings All,I have a question regarding a Vulcain Cricket (Grand Prix Movement - 17 Jewel Manual Wind Alarm - center second hand). The watch works and holds time but it I hold the watch in the 12 O'Clock up position (it happens in every position exept the Dial Up/Dial Down Position), the second hand will begin to skip (not move smoothly and sometimes stop and then jump a few seconds) after the second hand passes the 2 O'Clock position. This stopping/jumping keeps going on until the seond hand passes the 6 O'Clock position - after that it will move smoothly.I heard this is a problem that occurs in many other watches, but I've not read what is the cause of this. I'm assuming that this something minor since the watch never stops running on a full wind.Any watchmakers out there know what this is a symptom off or what the fix could be?Any comments are welcome.Regards,J-PAll the while, the watch never stops functioning - and this stumpl

WRUW - Friday, Dec 23, 2015
Comethunter or any other mod, please delete this thread. I erroneously labeled it 'Friday' instead of 'Wednesday.' I guess I was subliminally wishing it was Christmas morning when I created it.

5227
Hi everyoneI was made very aware - generally watches aren't really the most sensible things to use as investments... But what I'm thinking now is retention vs depreciation - Would a calatrava like the new 5227 be considered more sensible option than some others? I was hoping (as its the only patek I like or can afford) that it would be a relatively safe purchase should I ever need to liquidate for residual valueNever having seen one second hand. And never having purchase a patek before - I'm looking for some views please from those who can talk from experiencePlease adviseMy other consideration was a white gold rolex Daytona. I know they're chalk and cheese. But theyre the same price and I'm attracted to both and so i need a way of making a decision.... I've noticed current WG Daytona's drop in value for about the 10 years to loose 40-50% .... Will a 5227 do that

90s Rolex 16700 GMT Master Case Condition
Looking to acquire this particular GMT 16700 from mid 1990s , would like to ask your opinion on the case condition. Is it overpolished? Is it missing any bevel required of this model? Is this a good condition overall?