Movado Museum Sport Black Dial Men's Chronograph Watch 0607001

Watch Modding Piece by Piece
Modding a watch can be addictive. If you are a creative type, finding just the right parts to make your very own perfect watch can be an interesting journey.?As we've covered in the past, the Seiko SKX007/009 dive watch has the most aftermarket products available for modification. But what's fun is checking out the world of watch hobbyists and small companies that produce very specific parts for very specific watches.Suppa PartsLet's take the Citizen BJ8050-08E, nicknamed the "Ecozilla." This tank-like solar-powered dive watch has a proprietary strap and lug attachment that makes sense from a functional standpoint, but limits collectors' ability to use straps with standard width ends. In comes Suppa Parts, a co-brand of Stevral/Raven/Benarus, which makes an adapter to fit the Ecozilla and its automatic counterpart the NH6930-09F (the "Autozilla"), so they can use standard 24 mm straps. This opens up opportunities for Zilla lovers to use any leather, steel or nylon bands to secure their

Houston Texas Area GTG.............................end of JUNE
Hey guys !It's time to start planning the Houston Texas Area GTG.A few guys have already shown interest in another thread.Let's try to firm up a date & location this week sometime.I'm thinking in about two weeks maybe.Can't be near July 4th, too many folks probably already have plans, I'll be at the NAWCC National Convention in Ohio.So, start tossing out some ideas and we will go from there !Stan

My First Royal Oak
Hi guys,I want to take the plunge into AP, and think the original RO series is where I want to go. Im not sure on which one to get though and here is whyI like the 15400 and 26320 but I have small wrists...I am after a chronograph really but not 100% a deal breaker.I like PM, however I cant afford the PM bracelet and for me the bracelet is the best part of the RO, well one of So what should I do guys? Im swaying toward the 26320 blue dial... just concerned about the size on my wrist.Thanks

What reference is this RO?
I came across this unique 36mm RO in tantalum and presumably steel bezel and bracelet links. I like it a lot and tried to search the internet for its reference but to no avail. The closest I got is the limited edition Royal Oak Championship which is 33mm with a quartz movement. Does any one know about the model of this particular RO? Are the bezel and bracelet links made of steel? It is a D-serial, so in which year or period was it made? Any clue is appreciated!With my ROO 25721ST

Check out this baby!!
I think I've found my next piece!!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk