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Techne Harrier Ref 392 and 362 Review
Techn¨¦ is a brand we've been following since we first started worn&wound. Specializing in great looking pilot and aviator watches with even more outstanding prices, they are one of the few brands out there they is as committed to design as they are to quality and value. They also take a no fuss, transparent approach to what they make.Utilizing Asian made movements and cases, they keep their costs down, but not at the expense of quality. They also are willing to try things that many other brands seem scared of, such as using SeaGull ST1901 mechanical chronographs and interesting quartz movements to provide variety without high prices.?Their newest watches, the Harrier series, stay true to the philosophies of the brand while pursuing a more modern aesthetic. Though the older Techn¨¦ models are clearly present in the new Harriers, one can see how the aesthetic has evolved and become both bolder and cleaner for a more aggressive and contemporary look. Once again, Techn¨¦ has utilized a c

What is it about speedys? (pt 2)
Just got my brand new Speedy professional yesterday and don't know what I was expecting as I've had 4 previously, but yep it was speedy. Nice box, all the trimmings, ordinary watch :-(I have a seamaster and the quality, look and feel is just a cut above. The speedmaster feels and looks, well like an old watch. I read through the instructions and no rocket science there. I had a little chuckle where it describes how to hold your seconds hand in place to set time to the second (by turning the crown backwards to force the second hand to stop!) How did we ever get to the moon!I love vintage and retro watches as much as the next bloke but I think I could have done better for my $3000 bucks!

A wrong order by Citizen????
Is something strange going on here?I just picked up a small catalogue from a local jewellers with citizen watches in it. Featured in it is a 'Limited Edition' radio controlled eco-drive(model JY8000-50E).I think this might have been a wrong order by Citizen New Zealand because we can't receive the radio signals here, so I think they might be trying to clear stock cheaply.As an example, the exact same model, with the ONLY exception being the word "Attesa" on the dial (model ATV53-2931) is on a certain auction site for $1,150USD. The New Zealand model is selling for $854USD. That is quite a difference What do you think? Citizen trying to get rid of a mistaken order, or do we just have cheaper watches here (unlikely...)?.This is the watch in question - I actually like it a lot, but without being able to receive the signals it's not much use here.Of course, the other alternative is that whoever orders in the watches for New Zealand may have decided it was good enough on it's own to be abl

Interesting vintage model...
Currently listed on eBay. Man's model, 33.4mm diameter with two 17-jewel movements inside

Which Seamaster is this?
Hi, need help to identify this, thanks!