Invicta Subaqua Noma III Anatomic Men's Watch 10116

Sinn T1 B, T2 B Dive Watches: Same Titanium, More Blue
Sinn, the German manufacturer of all things tool watch, has announced an update to their T1/T2 family of titanium dive watches. Now available with deep blue dials, the new Sinn T1 B and T2 B models remain largely unchanged from the T1 and T2 that Sinn launched at Baselworld in 2013 - translating Sinn's U-series dive watches into another thoroughly dive-ready design featuring a titanium case.With its warm earthy tone, titanium is a great match for a blue dial, and the Sinn T1 B and T2 B look fantastic. As it's been a couple years since we went hands-on with these titanium mission timers, I figure a quick recap would be helpful. Without a strap, the Sinn T1 B (aka the Sinn EZM 14) weighs in at 71g, with a case that is 45mm wide and 12.5mm thick, with 22mm lugs. The smaller Sinn T2 B (Sinn EZM 15) is 41mm wide, 13.3mm thick, with 20mm lugs, and weighs 59g without its strap. Being dive watches, the Sinn T1 B is water resistant to 1000m,?and the smaller Sinn T2 B is resistant to an impressi

When is a Precision not a Precision
As all vintage watch collectors should know, that the records for Gruen Watch Company were destroyed back in the50's So most of the information, available today as been pieced together by a die hard Gruen collectors.I have always thought, that Gruen Precision watches were made in the Precision factory in Biel, and Gruen Guild watches were made by outside contractors.which up to this point was generally excepted by GruenitesSo It came as a surprise when I discover this.Taken from a posting by me, from another Forum Site. I have edited to fit and for content.Searching through the Bay, I came across this A nice looking watch, scanning the other photos supplied, there is a movement photoShowing a clean 17 jeweled Gruen Guild 325 movement, A nice looking watch, .. but hang on the dial says Precision, but the movement is s Guild, must be a re dial! So I decided to check the Guild book to check the identification, but, looking at the other later Quadrons (post31), all fitted with either the 1

The False, Funny, Strange and Deceptive Watch Advertising Phrases...
This is more of a humor thread than anything else, but if you're anything like me (sarcastic and probably a bit too observant), you see a lot of watch ads that make bogus claims, or use funny or inflammatory advertising language to describe the features of their watches. I have kept an unofficial running list of these and add them as I come across them. Here are a few: Water resistant to 100 meters (suitable for showering and washing hands, but not submersion). -I guess the 100 meters means that you could walk to within about 300 feet of a body of water before the crystal fogs up from the insideProtective acrylic crystal. -Aside from the fact that 'acrylic crystal' is an oxymoron, acrylic could probably only be considered 'protective' if compared only to having a crystal made of Jello, or no crystal at all...Non-water resistant. Not suitable for swimming or diving -OK, now I get it! That finally explains why all of the watches I buy that aren't water resistant are being ruined

Happy Thanksgiving.....
As I will be spending the day with friends and family tomorrow and will not be around to post, I thought I would take a moment to wish everyone a happy and healthy Thanksgiving. Whether you celebrate the day as a holiday or not, we should never forget to take time to be thankful for all that we have. Many of us on this forum are more fortunate than some, and have been blessed with the simple luxuries that we discuss on a daily basis. Whether you were gifted with the drive and intelligence to succeed in life or are fortunate by some other means, don't lose sight of the important things in life that we can all be grateful for. Happy Thanksgiving to all of you!

Changing straps
Hi, quick question on the topic of changing straps, Is it important that I use loctite when performing a strap change?Do I need to heat up the screws so I can remove them easier? Any other opinions and comments on strap changes would be appreciated as I am about to undergo this procedure for the first time on my AP. Thanks