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moVas Military Regulateur II Review
moVas is a boutique watch brand based out of Singapore that was founded by Sean Wai, an architect by training. For the last few years, moVas has been quietly going about designing and building watches. Their products, which draw from the likes of Panerai and AP, though are in no way homages, have a unique appeal as the brand pushes every detail to make something a bit different. In the process of the brand's growth, it's also changed shape a few times. As outlined in their thorough history they, unlike most boutique brands at their scale, do all design and engineering themselves, and rather than use factories that "do-it-all" they source everything independently. Assembly and repairs are then done entirely in-house.Another interesting facet of the brand is their emphasis on using Asian made calibers, namely by SeaGull. While some brands do this to save cost, for moVas it's more about supporting and utilizing the industry. They also, in clear words, suggest that it is their goal, even i

How much is my Rado Diastar worth?
Hi,I'm considering selling my old Rado watch at some point later in the year and upgrading to a different brand such as Omega. My Rado is about 10 years old, it's a gold-plated Diastar original, catalogue ref is R12393153, movement is Quartz Caliber. It's identical to the one shown at the following link:Rado Watches. Rado Original Watches. Original Maxi Yellow.I've absolutely no idea what it's worth and would be very grateful for advice on what sort of price should I be looking to get for it. Many thanks in advance.

Longines watch - authentic or fake?
I received a Longines watch as a gift and can't seem to find any popular retailers that sell this model. Hoping that's not a bad sign...The back of the watch has "L4 291 8" and the tag says "L42918212". Should they match? Serial number is 34142751 (on back of case and tag).I love the watch but I know how much was paid for it, and if it's not real, we're going to return ASAP!!Please help! Thanks in advance!(I posted in the general forum and then realized there was a specific Longines forumsorry for the double posting!)

Crystal back
Dear All,I have a rant...aumh, no a question. Is there any reason not to have a crystal back on a watch? I am now traveling and meeting old friends, and one of them share some interest for watches. He claims he wants to buy a Audemars Piguet and asked if I wanted to go with him to visit his watchmaker. Actually, I don't know how serious he is and I suspect that knowing that AP are a sort of obsession of mine, obsession which probably will remain as such for a long time, and that where I live there are no AP dealers he just wanted to give me a perfect opportunity to go visit the dealer without feeling guilty. Anyway, whatever the reason, I am not a person who say no to the proposal of going to an AP dealerNow he asked a lot of informations on the watch he claim he wants (a Jules Audemars) and I got advantage of the situation and asked some informations about my favourite one, the Royal Oak Offshore Diver. "His" watch was not at the dealer so he only asked and looked at a catalog but "mi

Need advice! AP Volcano v Hublot DMA11
I was hoping to sell one my watches due to financial reasons... the two I am thinking about is the Hublot Big Bang DMA11 Maradona Spec or the AP Royal Oak Offshore Volcano Spec. Both similar prices I believe, ideally I was thinking of holding onto the AP but just thinking with the Mardona it is limited addition (out of 500 made) but is it actually going to hold value later on? Hmmmmm I wanted to keep hold of at least one of them so I can pass it on to my kids in near future. What would you do? Any advice or recommendations will be much appreciated.