Invicta S1 Rally Multi-Function Blue Dial Black Rubber Men's Watch 17392

Question about Rolex Airking of 1957
Tu to everyone. I friend has an Airking from 1957 (bought that year new). The watch does says "perpetual" but he says it doesn't have an automatic system and he winds it. I thought that "perpetual" meant that it had the perpetual rotor. Is this right?

Just received Armida A8 dive watch
Armida A8, brass case, with the NH35a movement if I recall correctly. I selected the green dial, no date specifically, and shipping was extremely quick from Hong Kong to the USA. The watch comes with two bezels, one seen above in solid brass, and the other has an insert that matches the color of the dial (green). Two straps are provided, the rubber shown and a one piece nylon strap with Zulu type brass hardware. A springbar tool is provided also. The lugs are drilled, which makes switching straps that much easier. I've found the movement, which hacks and can be wound manually, to be a good time keeper, and the watch wears well on my average to slightly smaller than average wrist. The piece is substantial however, and has some weight to it. I'll be allowing the patina to change naturally, and may try the product Renaissance Wax on it to stop the progression when it reaches a point I like. Eric

Speedmaster 3570.50.00 bracelet question
I have a Speedmaster 3570.50.00 bracelet question. I noticed some models come with screws to adjust bracelet and also near the lugs are one screw on each side. Others use pins. Is this a running change or only on other ref: Speedys?ThanksDCG

My Dream for Basel
I'm sure that Omega hasn't even thought about this once, considering the rumors about discontinuing the SMP's etc, but I think that this watch would be a classic:I would love to see the 2254.50 come back with an updated movement. And possibly a smaller 12 o'clock marker. None of the basics designs should be changed, but it SHOULD be updated a little, EX. making the waves on the dial go over the ENTIRE dial and not just end at the minute markers and other minor upgrades to modernize the watch. If they fixed that, and popped in an 8500 I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I would probably trade my 14060M sub for it actually.

Pam 24 Submersible ready to Dive!
I used the weekend to grab a few pics of my new Panerai 24 Submersible. This is so much more wearable than my Pam 104. The brushed bezel screams wear me, which I did not do much with my other Pam. This one will be in my normal rotation and not reserved for special occasions. I think I'll go diving... in my back yard to the great depths of 6 feet!