Longines Master Collection Silver Dial Brown Leather Men's Watch L26288783

in need for regulation or not?
ok i have had this seamaster for 2 years . It never gains time only looses some secs;) . Once i fully wind it , it will not gain or loose any seconds for 24 hours. After that it starts loosing 2-3 secs daily till it gets to the point where it stays at -12secs no matter what;) It has been always running at -12 secs steady .is it accurate?i have the cosc certification . It says that dial up will make it gain 4 secs. I left it dial up for 20h but did not gain anythingvertical 6 o clock up = M1 2.0 and M2 2.3vertical 3 o clock up = M3 -2.9 and M4 -2.8vertical 9 oclock up = M5 0.6 and M6 0.7Horizontal dial down = M7 2.2 M8 2.2Horizontal dial up = M9 4.2 M10 4.1Horizontal dial up = M11 7.4 M12 3.8 M13 -0.5vERTICAL 6 oclock up = M14 1.6 M15 2.3

The original big watch "The Longines Hour Angle"
There was a thread sometime ago about oversized watches and I made the comment about the original big watch. Well here are few pics and some useless history.Many of you may know this history but this watch was originally designed by Col Charles Lindbergh and produced by Longines after he came back from Paris. It was originally designed in a 47.5mm size for flyers and had an extra strap extension to go over flight jackets and some pilots would strap it to their legs, this was virtually a pocket watch on a wrist strap. For many years the original was copied in smaller versions of the day. It seems about every twenty years Longines has released a version of this watch. This time, probably in association with the recent big watch craze they released it in its original size. I hesitated buying it because of its size but it is an absolutly beautiful watch and has an incredible history. As is my common practice I took it off its original strap to keep the original strap pristine. This strap

Fabulous new iPhone app!
KelloindexI haven't downloaded it yet, but plan to! Check out some of the features:Seconds lost/gained per dayFrequency detectionEscapement beat errorI'm sure it won't be as accurate as the Orbita tester that John has, but it could be a fun little thing to try out! I hope that John gets it too and compares it with his Orbita!

Tudor B.B. Blue and Green ( close up)
Just some pics of the Tudor Blackbay Blue eta and Green in house,, I thought the green would be much thicker then the blue eta but not much in it,,,, Riveted bracelet is heavy compared to an oyster and you really know you have this on, sorry for my awful camera work [emoji30Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

got my first rolex today
it's also my first post here.short version:it's my birthday this week, and the conversation with my wife went like this:me: i was actually thinking of buying a rolex i found.her: no.me: no?her: no, i'm going to buy it for you. happy birthday.long version:this is really more of an introduction of myself. it was only last year that i decided i wanted to start wearing a watch again, after some 20+ years.i had no idea what i liked, so i visited shops and spent hours looking online. i read some dumb article classifying watches into groups and i decided that i didn't like divers because they all looked the same (turns out they all looked like submariners, ha).over some months, learning my tastes along the way, i bought some decent but inexpensive automatics, and definitely did not want a Rolex. part was cost, part was growing up in steel mill country after the mills went bust and (to this day) maybe having a reaction against ostentatious displays of wealth.but something funny happened when i