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Grand Seiko SBGR097 Ltd Ed Watch In 42mm-Wide Case
The default size today for Grand Seiko's more classic timepieces is somewhere between 38mm and 40mm wide in diameter. That isn't a bad size in general, but for some looking to wear the pieces more casually and with short sleeves, these sizes can be too small. Seiko is one of those brands that both listens to consumers and also makes their own decisions about product development, so it makes sense that 42mm-wide classically-designed Grand Seiko "dress" watches are now available in these larger diameters. The 42mm-wide Grand Seiko SBGR family was officially debuted at Baselworld 2015, but now Seiko releases a new limited edition model with the Grand Seiko SBGR097 that comes with a repeating "GS" logo blue dial.The Grand Seiko SBGR097 is technically part of the brand's ongoing "55th anniversary of Grand Seiko" which became part of the Seiko universe in 1960. We've seen a number of limited edition watches this year from Grand Seiko, which is OK, but I am concerned that if this continues, S

IWC Ingenieur Dual Time Watch Models In Steel
IWC Schaffhausen, the watch "engineered for men" as their motto puts it, has been involved in a number of partnerships with teams and events related to what I guess we could call "manly sports." One of these partnerships is between the Eastern-Switzerland-based brand and the Formula One team Mercedes AMG Petronas, who have so far dominated the season, by the way. The primary collection dedicated to this co-operation is the Ingenieur, the more rugged and sports-inspired among all IWC collections.I have actually spotted pit crew members wearing different models from this line during races, something I considered a nice touch. IWC has just announced two new-ish pieces related to this partnership between the F1 team and the brand, so today we are looking at the IWC Ingenieur Dual Time Reference IW324402, which is the black dial version, and Reference IW324404, sporting a silver dial. Of all Ingenieur models,?IWC offers a more sensible option with the Dual Time, although its 43 millimeter w

Watchuseek
I Should be able to mention WUS here since Ernie Romers selling Watchuseek to Vertical Scope, the owners of this site. Awesome! and Congrats!!

ESQ Quartz question
I am wearing my ESQ quartz, Swiss Made and I noticed that the second hand is skipping seconds. This is what is happening-it stops ticking and then sweeps for 5 seconds and then stops.It then proceeds to do teh same thing around the dial.Any ideas? If i need to replace the movement is it cost effective to change it over to a Miyota automatic?Thanks,Anthony

Is it me or something else?
Hi TRF,Whilst wandering around the Tourneau today, I really was struck by just how incredible all Rolex watches are. The PM Daytonas, DDs, DJs, Smurfs, etc.--which tells you what they had--looked fantastic. Its not just that the Rolex watches look great under bright lights. All brand watches do. They're supposed to. The IWC's, Tudor, etc., also looked great. However, the Rolex watches just looked a cut above. Maybe its me and my desire to own a 16610LV, Sky Dweller, and perhaps even a GMT 1675, which is skewing my vision. I acknowledge my own bias. However, objectively, Rolex does seem seem to have some x factor quality that simply makes them stand out on an individual watch-to-watch basis.What do you think?Best,TA