Omega Speedmaster Date automatic chrono

Seamaster Disaster? Need Help!
New Omega owner and so, new to the forums.My fiance got me a brand new "Planet Ocean Seamaster Profesional 600m Co-Axial" as her engagement present to me a couple weeks ago (it kind of felt like a bribe, but she is a keeper) and I was setting the time against the atomic clock last week and forgot to screw down the crown. I was halfway through a shower when I realized the crown was still in the "first" position, the position from which it can be manually wound but not adjusted, and I lept out of the shower and dried it as fast as I could. It is still running fine as of a week later. I tried shaking it to see if I could hear any water moving around inside, but all I could hear is ticking and the automatic kinetic weight jostling around. There has been no condensation build up on/under the lens, and the time is still at about +1 second/day, if that, same as before the "tragedy."Question: Does the crown being in the first position have any water resistance whatsoever? Enough to hold up ag

Seiko SRP231K1 - the Plastic 4R36 Tuna
The regular edition Seiko 200M Diver is a sign of good things coming from Seiko this year. The 4R36 day/date automatic with hacking and handwinding will make a sweet daily wear. Just picked up this one for a buddy but I'll be getting one myself as soon as the next shipment arrives at my local AD. I know it's no Tuna, but it sure brings smile to the 'poor man'. I cant wait for the arrival of the new Seiko Monster too.

New Diver, not Seiko Monster
Some time ago, I promised to the folks at the Monster Club, that I will buy one Seiko Monster, before the end of the month, but after trying another Seiko Diver that has the 7S36 movement (almost same as Monster's 7S26) I didn't like that it can't be manually wound...So, the monster will be in my wishlist for some more time, maybe six months or moreor until I get a winder for 6 watches at least, I should buy one, but I prefer to spend on more watches Instead, I bought this:Swiss Army Dive Master 500Heavy, tough watch, not too big, not too small, it fits perfectlyand it's orange too :DI tried at my AD, and bought one online for half the price, web picture until it arrives, and I take some wrist shots

REVIEW: The NFW AutoPilot
Review of the NFW AutoPilot

If You Had to Choose.......
I'm looking for my first high-quality new watch and I've narrowed it down (I think ) to the Omega Speedmaster Pro, Rolex Air King or the Omega Aqua Terra. I love the Speedmaster for it's history but I can't decide if i prefer a more simple dial as a classic go-to daily wearer. In terms of the Air King and Aqua Terra, I'm leaning toward blue dials for some reason but not 100% sold on that idea just yet. I'm also looking for something that's not too big on the wrist. Maybe it's my love for the old ones, but I've come to like watches with not a lot of heft. My current collection is 95% vintage with lots of silver, gold and white dials (and mostly Omegas). I wanted to throw it out there to see what your general thoughts are on these three watches. I know the Speedmaster is very different than the AK and AT, so there's no right or wrong answer just thought it would be interesting to see what you all thoughtAnd if any of you own any of these watches, feel free to throw in what you like/disl