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Six Missing Explorer's Watches Whose Fate We'd Love To Know
Watches, like people, are born with certain traits, but are also, and often, the most interesting when they have led interesting lives. The 20th century was one in which technology innovations made it possible to explore the world around us in ways impossible in previous centuries and of course, watches were an essential part of any explorer's kit. Here are five that helped their owners make history, and which have disappeared from view – and whose fate we'd love to know. Lindbergh's Longines Lindbergh Hour Angle 1 OF 6 It seems odd, but a Longines Lindbergh Hour Angle watch actually owned and used by Charles Lindbergh seems elusive. The watch was developed by Lindbergh to aid in calculating the hour angle – the angular distance of a celestial body from Greenwich, an essential part of aerial navigation – from the Weems Second-Setting watch. The use of more sophisticated navigation methods, as well as highly specialized charts for celes

need info on a orient star watch i just got
any info would be helpful..i took this watch on trade for some services done at my home..all i know is that is is a 2006 world baseball classic orient star atoumatic...can anyone tell me the approx value or how this watch was produced?

The Navy Diver has been my go-to after work watch lately...
Regardless whether I'm wearing the Speedy, or Carrera or Sinn 356 UTC, after work I, now that it's nice out, I tend to reach for the Khaki Navy Diver. As such, I thought I owed it some proper photos. Now, if I could just find a stock bracelet or strap for it, I'd be set. The strap I'm using now came off another watch; a cheap quartz I got for nothing and otherwise would have never used. :D

Question for the Debaufre experienced
I just bought a new Debaufre GMT. I've been wearing it for 24 hours and it gains 15 seconds vs analog quartz and digital quartz watch I've compared it to. I have a Speedmaster that gains about a second a day on the wrist and loses a second per day on the winder (measured in parallel with GMT). 15 sec/day is a little much for me so the question I'll pose is; Should I:A. Send it back for regulationB Send it back for good (I believe I have 3 days and while I've been wearing it I haven't left the home office)C. Take it in to a jeweler for regulationD. Attempt to regulate it myself (I'm a scientist and have engineering experience). I've found lots of information for doing so in the interwebs. Seems relatively simple.E. Live with it.Your sincere suggestions and advice are greatly appreciated.JV

New AP Chronograph 26470ST.OO.A101CR.01
Hi all,I found 1 brand new 26470ST.OO.A101CR.01 in Malaysia for $18k.chrono24/en/audemarsp...-id4770985.htmI plan to flight out & get it.Since it's brand new with paper & box, i should be confident about its authenticity, correct?Thanks for any advice, gents!