Seiko Brown Dial Stainless Steel Mens Watch SKP381

Introducing the Nomos Ahoi
Nomos has officially?announced?the launch of their newest model, the Ahoi, a sporty watch that gracefully and cleverly incorporates robust case design and 200 meter water resistance into their classic minimalist aesthetic. This marks a significant addition to the Nomos line, as the Ahoi includes many firsts and is sure to excite anyone who has been waiting for a more versatile, sporty offering from the brand.Built upon the Tangomat dial that we know and love, with a seconds sub dial?at 6 o’clock, the Ahoi case measures 40mm in diameter and 10.64mm tall, making it a larger watch for Nomos. The case further features something never found on a Nomos watch before, crown guards, and?because?of its 200 meter water resistance, the crown of the Ahoi is screw down. ?The crystal of the Ahoi is domed sapphire and on the rear of the watch you'll find a sapphire crystal case back revealing the Nomos caliber movement within. Available in two varieties, with or without a large date window at 6

HEAR YE HEAR YE!! The Photo Shoot-Out is OPEN!!!!
OK everyone.......As most of you know, our leader-of-the-pack here on Watch Talk Forum, Mr. John Holbrook, is quite the photographer. If you've spent any time at all on WTF, you've probably noticed this.However, rising up fast & furiously behind him has been Diver88, Mister Terry himself. In fact, he's won most, if not all, of the recent photo contests he's entered & was the winner of the All Watch Talk Forum Photo Contest last year.So - who's the better photographer? Which one captures the watches we all love so dearly the best? Who's the King Emperor between the two? Well - what better way to find out than a Photo Challenge!!!!There are 5 categories in which both John & Terry submitted an entry for a head-to-head challenge. The shots all contain the exact same model watch, the Rolex Yacht-Master. The categories, and a link to each categories voting thread, are as follows:Prop Shot-Must have a prop or props in the picture with the watch. Vote thread: .info/foru...a

Tips for placing the balance wheel into a watch
I've been trying to learn how to maintain and service watches and it's going well(ish) except for one thing...how for the love of baby jesus do you place the balance wheel into the watch when reassembling the watch. I'm having a heck of a time successfully placing it and getting everything aligned. Is there a trick to it that someone can share?

Trade-in PAM 111 for AP Diver?
Hi,I'm relatively new to AP, having acquired a silver dialled 15400ST earlier this year. However, the AP bug has caught up with me again and I am now keen on picking up the 15703 stainless steel diver. However, one watch from the rest of my collection, a Sea-Dweller 11660, JLC Master Control & Panerai PAM 111 has to go to help finance this purchase. I am keeping the Master Control and Sea-Dweller for sentimental reasons and still enjoying the 15400 so the PAM 111 seems the natural choice to let go.Would you say the 15703ST is a vastly superior watch to the PAM 111 or should I just stick with my current collection?

My New Seamaster
Just got my first Omega and I couldn't be happier. Very classy and well made, pictures can't do it justice