Rado Sintra Men's Watch R13778702

Gronefeld One Hertz 1912 Dead-Beat Seconds Watch
Tick tick tickmakes you think of a quartz watch right? WRONG! Well, at least in this case. This fancy little Dutchman is a dead-beat watch. No that the type of dead-beat that won't pay child support, but rather a mechanical watch with a ticking seconds hand. The hell you say!? Yes, it is true, quartz watches didn't invent the ticking hand. In fact, for a long time the dead-beat seconds hand has a unique use for certain watch owners, and was in itself a novel complication just like a regulator or anything else. I actually think it is very cool, and dead-beat second watches have the advantage of allowing you to know exactly when a second hits, as opposed to judging the progress of a sweeping seconds hand. However, (you know this however) dead-beat seconds watches are rare because no one watches them confused with a quartz timepiece! Trust me, you spend $10,000 and up on a dead-beat second watch, and you don't want people thinking you have merely a very pretty quartz timepieces.Though whe

Suggestions for a new Seiko Watch
Hello friends,I am looking to get a new watch, preferrably a Seiko with an automatic movement. I would like to not spend more than $300 and wouldn't want the watch too be too big (case diameter <43mm). I had an orange monster and it was a great watch, but it was just too big for me. It doesn't have to be a dive watch but I would prefer one because I like the look they have and their rotating bezels.I found a nice one on Amazon, I think it's a Samurai for $196. How is the build quality on this watch?An Orient Mako has also caught my eye, although a little big (46mm), and could be an option. The big problem for me is that I really would like to try on a watch before I purchase it but the stores around me that sell nice watches (Macy's, JC Penny's and Jeweler stores) do not carry that many dive watches if any at all.I suppose if you guys recommend me a watch and give it good reviews, I could purchase it without wearing it. I just have been working all summer and would like to reward my

AP RO 'Jumbo'Movement Differences?
Folks, i've recently become interested in picking up a Jumbo and a quick google has revealed that the 15202 comes as a variant with either the fabled 2121 movement or the newer in house 3120 movement.Question to those in the know, how can one tell cosmetically which movement is which? Are there any obvious cosmetic differences between the two? Is it obvious which movement is which?

White / silver dial aquanaut?
Wondering if Patek may eventually come out with one. Would people here be interested in it?Anyone good with photo shop that can mock one up?

Need Advise: Trading 36 with 41
I need some advice please, I currently have a 36mm two-tone datejust and I would like to trade for a 41mm in rosegold chocolate dial...the only reason I want to trade is because some of my friends told me it looks small on my wrist...my wrist is exactly 7 inches..I will also add I bought the 36 mm in April 2017 and by trading I will lose approx $3000...I bought 36mm for $ 10,000 and I am getting an offer for $7000...it still has some of the stickers on..any advice would be really appreciated..