Panerai Luminor Submersible Regatta PAM00199

Review: MK II Sea Fighter
The MK II Sea Fighter is a watch steeped in military and horological tradition, from a company with a compelling and principled philosophy.? With rugged good-looks, true military aesthetic and superb build quality, the Sea Fighter has been a pleasure to wear.? The Sea Fighter also provides a window into the soul of MK II, standing as a testament to the company's commitment to excellence and preservation of military diver tradition.Case: Bead blasted stainless steelMovement: ETA 2836-2 automatic with day/date functionLuminous: SuperLumiNova C1Lens: Double domed sapphire glassCase Back: Screw-downStrap: Natural rubberWater Res.: 200 MDimensions: 42.35 mmThickness: 14.22 mmLug Width: 22 mmCrown: Double gasket screw-downWarranty: 12 months, returns within 3daysThe MK II Sea Fighter is an homage to two iconic dive watches of the 70's, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms German Military issue, and the Omega Ploprof 600m.? From the Fifty Fathoms, the Sea Fighter takes its case design and coloration,

Introducing: The Grandmaster Chime Reference 6300G ¨C The Most Complicated Patek, Now In White Gold
This, I have to admit, came as a shock. It came as a shock to me, and every other single person with whom I spoke that I'd consider knowledgeable about collecting Patek Philippe. The Grandmaster Chime – reference 5175 – the most complicated Patek wristwatch ever made, of which there were only seven pieces made – six for the best clients in the world, one for the museum – has returned. It has a new reference, in a new case material, and without all that incredibly ornate engraving, but it's back. First, have a look below at what makes this watch so special. The price for the Grandmaster Chime? Yup, $2.5 million, and we're told there was a list a mile long to get it – the six collectors that received it had surely been hand selected by the Sterns for their appreciation of, and long-term commitment to, the brand. But now those six collectors may not feel quite as lucky, as the same incredible caliber – with over 1,500 individu

How comfortable would you be purchasing a watch from someone in Japan through ebay?
Now this guy has a great rating but it still makes me a bit uneasy with such a large purchase.ebay/itm/NEW-Omega-Se...item19d8df65e0

Annual Calendars and 1st March is Upon Us...!
Hi all,This is my first time dealing with '1st March' with my 5146 and have a couple questions - some are theoretical so I hope you'd humor me Supposing the watch shows 28th Feb today, if it is left 'uncorrected' would it display 29 tomorrow, 30th and 31st thereafter? The reason I ask is that I like to always set the time/date of the watch to the previous day and using the hour/min hands, move across midnight into the 'day' I'm setting the time for.Therefore, I have two options for setting my 5146:1) as per the manual, simply adjust the time to a safe spot (6am for example, outside the 8pm-2am and 9am-11am date/moonphase activation zones), then simply push the date to the 1st, which should cause the month wheel to switch over to March as well. Updating the rest is straightforward.2) First set to 6am (or stay in a safe spot), then set the date to 31st February (month setting is left untouched). Now, pop the crown out and move the hour hand through midnight rolling over to the 1st. T

Christopher Ward watches
I am new to this site and hoping somebody can help. I am thinking of buying a new watch, I currently own two Omegas and a Tag, but was thinking of going for a British company that I have heard make great watches at a fraction of the price. I was hoping somebody could let me know of their experience of Christpoher Ward watches - the reviews on their website certainly look good, but I was hoping to get some impartial third party feedback.Thanks,Iain Farr, Vancouver