Jaeger LeCoultre Grande Reverso Silver Dial Steel And 18kt Rose Gold Ladies Watch Q3204120

Found: The Watch That Would (Not) Be King: A Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Made For King Edward VIII
This vintage Reverso is one with a stronger than usual connection to history, and it's a memento of a crisis. Engraved on the back with a dedication to a king, it would never be worn by its intended recipient. It now reposes in the Jaeger-LeCoultre museum collection, a silent testimony to a moment when a king had to choose between a woman, and his kingdom.Edward VIII always knew his relationship with Wallis Simpson, an American divorcée, would make him an unpopular King. But the death of his father, King George V, precipitated his ascension to the throne on January 20, 1936. Tormented between his responsibilities as the new Head of the Church of England and his unholy relationship with Simpson, Edward would spend his first months on the throne seeking the counsel of those around him, including the Prime Minister. Could Simpson be his Queen? 1 OF 4 Amidst all the uncertainty and anxiety attending his ascension to the throne, the presence of almost any watch dwin

Is this normal or what?
OK so I haven't worn the GMT since winter, but prior to that wore it everyday for six months or more. Back then I checked the time once a week or every two weeks just to make sure it was close and it always was a little fast which is how I set it. Last week I wound it and set it at 1 minute and 30 seconds fast exactly to my G-Shock Atomic (I have two). My possible mistake is that I have been checking it ever 24 hrs and here are my results per day in seconds:Day 1: +2 Day 2: +2 = +4Day 3: -7 = -3Day 4: -6 = -9Day 5: -6 = -15Day 7: +/-0 = -15All over the place! Anyways its been REALLY hot here 95-100 degrees F and I've been in and out of the pool a lot and I also sleep with the watch on...I only take it off for showers. Can the temp. change be causing this, or more improtantly has it always been theis way and just evened out in the long run since before I wasn't really watching the seconds.Mostly is this normal? I'm happy because it looks like it'll still be about the same in that I

Sea Wolf! As good as a Dweller?
What do you think?I really like the SW but only in the Ti, whilst I can appreckiate the watch for what it is the new SS version is just a tad too big and heavy for my 6.5" wrists.The Ti, whilst not much smaller (0.5mm?) is much lighter and more balanced on my wrist.I love the blue dial version but would probably look for a black dial as I's want it on an "Ocean Racer" strap with deployment, the blue dial may not work with a black rubber and I wouldn't want a blue rubber strap! Just me, I think it would "funk up" the look too much for my tastes.I've seen a few blue and yellow dial versions of the Ti in the "flesh" but not the black!I have a Sea Dweller and whilst I think it's awesome I'm kinda resenting all my capital being tied up in it. I can't save at present and it would take years anyway so I'm considering selling it and getting a couple to replace it.The Ti SW is one I'm considering.What's the movement like in the SW, I understand it's a Breitling Cal17? Is that an ETA base and if

400 watches - now that's a collection!....
Local lawyer, Greg King has 400 watches in his collection.Personally I can't recognise a single one from this photo which appeared in yesterday's paper.Anyone want to have a guess at any of the pictured watches? Sorry about the poor picture quality, it's hard to scan the newspaper, and this pic did not appear in the online version.

Tudor Pelagos: alignment of hour markers
I am owner of the blue Pelagos. I have noticed that 2 of the hour markers seem to be not placed into the slots such that the markers would be perfectly in the middle. When watching a review by Urban Gentry on youtube in 1080p, he shows an upclose footage of the dial and somewhee between minute 8 and 9 one can also see at least one of the hour markers not be perfectly placed. I was never sure how to explain this. Especially tudor one woumd expect no flaws visible to the naked eye.