Seiko 5 Blue Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNKJ09

Baume Mercier offers an assortment of designer watches
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Alphabetical watch "word" thread...
I wanted to start a thread that was watch-related, educational, and entertaining. I'd just found out this morning that I'm nearly at 500 posts. I also just found out, reaching that number will give me the distinction and honor of becoming a WTF Veteran. I've wanted my posts to count for something important here, always have, and learning/sharing has always been of the utmost importance to me. Giving it some thought, and after the infamous 2 and 3 word threads, I thought this would be appropriate for WTF and meet these criteria. This should be interesting, and there are many watch brands I¡¯d never even heard of before coming here. I hope this works and that many members participate and enjoy it. I'm hoping to learn something here, too.OK, here goesUsing the English alphabet; from A to Z [a,b,c,d and so on], post a single word or term that has to do with watches. It can be a model, manufacturer, a part of a watch or movement, and so on. When the single word is used, feel free to add a de

Going from AP - PP - need advice!
Alright - let me set the stage slightly - i'm generally a flipper...grab a watch at a good deal, wait for someone who wants it for more, make a couple bucks, and flip again.. it's been good to me. 5 years of flipping and I've got my RO for the cost of an old beatup sub I picked up for a couple K. I've now gotten into reach of getting to the Grail - a PP. Ideally a Naut. (Worst case a Calatava or an Aqua) having read these forums for years now.... 1. Aquanauts seem to be generally just looked at as a you couldn't afford a naut eh? - is this a general thought process, or is this just a thought process for those with Nauts? 2. Am I better to save that last bit so with a flip of the RO and one payment go right for the Naut, or get the Aqua or Cala in the mean time... Resale seems so tight on PP I feel like I won't be able to gain off a flip3. Maintenance - It seems staggering..Is this the case or are people hard on their watches?if the 3 is true... don't' get me wrong, I do pretty well...

PCLs...... Arghhh
I know there are lots of posts about this, but wanted to share my pics and polish. Wore this one for a whole week.I have to say that I hate PCLs...... I gave it a light polish Sunday. I was careful to not get anywhere near the brushed stainless. So much better!I'll always keep this watch as it was my first Dayotna but I will never buy a watch with PCLs again!I think the platinum in my Everose Daytona is more scratch resistant.....

Submariner vs GMT BLNR
Buying in the next few days. My AD surprisingly has a BLNR in stock and getting the submariner I ordered a few days later. I¡¯m leaning toward the sub because of the glide lock. But also curious how the GMT stacks up with water. Is has the trip lock crown? What pressure is it rated to? What other thoughts do you guys have? Any info appreciated. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk