Movado TC Diamond Mother of Pearl Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch 0606691

Definitely supporting the Pack tomorrow!!!!
Although this may not look like it...Best,Ron

Hamilton StormKing IV Military
My first attempt to post photos, so bear with me. The above photos are of a Hamilton StormKing IV Military that came in last month. I bought it on the ¡°Bay¡± as a ¡°Buy It Now¡± listing. The photos have been taken by Timewise, who has been servicing it and cleaning it up for me. Thanks to him, this watch looks great and operates fantastically!!! For those who can provide more information, please do. There does not seem to be a lot written about this model. For a company like Hamilton, which worshipped standardization, the StormKing IV Military was an odd watch. It operates on a 24 hour cycle. In other words the hour hand circles the dial only once in 24 hours.The watch was apparently available from 1957 to about 1961. As can be seen, it uses a 735 grade movement, which has been modified by changing out the hour gear to a larger one that slows down the speed of the hour hand. Oddly, another gear (see arrow) has been added to speed up the second hand to a regular 60-second cycl

Rapid Date Correction Question
Hi, folks I'm new here and am really enjoying the Forum. I have searched for an answer to the following question, but have come up empty. If it has been asked before, please accept my apologies.So, here goesFor particular movements, the Hamilton Instruction Manual specifies that rapid date correction is not possible between certain hours. For example, for Caliber 2893-2, the Manual states: "Rapid date correction is not possible between 8 p.m. and 2 a.m." So, here is my question. Does this mean that if one attempts to change the date during these hours, it will not be possible to do so? (i.e., because the movement prevents this from happening?). Or, instead, does this mean that one should not change the date during these hours because it risks damaging the movement? If the latter, then I would expect a more carefully worded warning to appear in the Manual.I just acquired an Aquariva GMT and adjusted the date without thinking things through correctly (I now realize that, to be safe, I sh

ROO Durability... In the "trenches"
Hey Guys,I recently purchased my first AP. It's the grey themes ROO in titanium on a titanium bracelet. I normally wear my other pieces (Panerai/Rolex/Ulysee/GP) to work (physical job) and night out (ie.Vegas/Miami/etc) without worrying if it gets scratched. My PAM actually looks like it came from pre 1950 ( I kinda like it like that/with some good patina). Wondering about how the AP will hold up? I think my PAM looks great the way it is but not sure if the AP will look good scratched up. The AP looks so great the way the bezel and case play off each other right now and don't want to ruin that. I like using my toys and wondering if others wear their watches the way I do. Thanks Guys P.S. would really appreciate if anyone would be willing to share pics of their pieces.

Anyone seen the new PAM 1312?
I just have, two days old....... New blue second hand, lighter weight than the 312 and new movement.