Omega Speedmaster Broad Arrow

Complicated All-Wood Watches By Valerii Danevych
Ukrainian Valerii Danevych makes wood watches with actual wooden movements. "It's a functional work of art." ?This is a phrase that can sometimes be thrown around with reckless abandon - especially when it comes to our beloved watches. ?To be sure, mechanical watches - regardless of their vintage - are engineering marvels, given that they give us a miniature machine that tracks the passage of the day. ?We've recently caught wind of some mechanical watch designs that are very worthy of being called works of art - and functional ones at that.First things first - yes, these are truly made of wood. ?But make no mistake - these are quite different from other wooden watches that have hit the market from companies like WeWood?, Sprout?, or assorted Kickstarter projects.? Those other makes feature wooden cases (and sometimes bracelets), but the movement working away inside is the very familiar (and very non-wooden) quartz-driven type. ?For these watches from Valerii Danevych, every single piec

Show us your modded watches please
Tomorrow I am planning to visit my local watch guy and enquire about the cost of putting on a thick domed crystal on my Black Orient Mako XL also going to ask if he has the ability to add more lume to the markersIf this gets done I am hoping it will (at least for the time being) sate my long term dream of owning a 1990 SeadwellerIf all turns out well I might be closer to deciding on which Seiko to buy next its a toss up between the Spork and the Stargate, The Spork has a lovely size and timeless looks and the better movement (I might be wrong here) whereas the Stargate is more avant garde sits low on the wrist and has lovely domed glass and if I'm not mistaken signed crown. So if my Mako mod happens it might be the precursor to a similar mod to the Spork if I do get her.In the meanwhile I'd like to request members to please post pics of their mods of their watches.Thanks in advancezach

Any Constellation fans around here?
From what I gathered on the Internets, the model may not be the most popular offering from Omega. Yet, I happen to like it very much. At 38mm it sits perfectly on my wrist and I may consider it at some point of time. What do current owners have to say?

Panerai & the war
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Size of each wrist
I wonder which is the regular wrist limit to go from 34/36 mm to 39/41 mm in the classic Rolex¡äs watches ?6 inches ? 6,5 inches ? 7 inches ? more ? no limit ?