Seiko Chronograph Silver White Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNAF43

bezel loose
i have a 6 yo omega seamaster ref: 2055.80.00 - caliber 1120a great watch that is my daily wearer but i am having a small problem in that the uni-directional bezel will sometimes become a bi-directional bezel.there is also a small amount of movement if i put my fingers at 12 and 6 o'clock and push back and forth.while it is not a major problem, i was wondering if this is common or if anyone has had a similar situation. thanks and happy fathers day to all the dads out there.

Omega Speeding up 20sec per hour!!!!!
I just got my omega 1970s chronometer watch from a complete maintence and it just speeds up with 20 seconds per hour!!!!! I know it needs some time to "break-in" and arrive in working condition, but still - 20 second per hour - that's 8 mins a day, for a certified chronometer?! Does it just needs some adjustment or maybe some parts are worn?

Collecting 6/0 Waltham movements (including an American pointer date movement).
The hunter style model 1942 was the third 6/0 sized series of movements made by Waltham It was produced after the hunter style 1898 and the open face style 1912 models which had been in production for over 15 years. I don't really understand the 1942 designation as production started in 1934. The last 1942s were produced in 1950.This is the movement that got me started. It’s the Waltham 6/0 ‘42 that was made during WWII for A-11 spec military watches. They are 16 jewel movements with the center second complication and hacking function.Then I found later versions of the center second movement.The 6/0 B with 16 jewels.The 6/0 C with 16 jewels.And the 6/0 D which added a 17th jewel at the top of the center wheel.At the same time, Waltham produced a matching series of movements with the more common sub seconds configuration. The only thing of note is the higher jewel count for each corresponding model.I have examples of the 6/0 B with 17 jewels.The 6/0 C with 17 jewels.And fi

National Watch & Clock Museum Grand Complications Opening
The National Watch & Clock Museum held a reception on April 23, 2010 prior to opening the Grand Complications, Art of the Watchmaker Exhibit. We thought we'd share some images from the event and the exhibit.Watches on exhibit came from a variety of historical and modern watchmakers including Thomas Tompion, Daniel Quare, Abraham Louis Breguet, Thomas Earnshaw, Patek Philippe, Gallet, Roger W. Smith IWC, Ulysse Nardin, RGM, and more.IMG_0783.jpgIMG_0787.jpgDSC_0099.jpgIMG_0778.jpgIMG_0780.jpgEnjoy the pictures (sorry they're a little dark) and we hope you'll visit us to take in the exhibit in person.

Rubber strap for my 5167/1A
Hi EverybodyJust wondering to get a rubber strap for my 5167/1A that comes with a bracelet, so I can swap them anytime. Two different styles with the same watch.Did anybody make that change? and if so, will the same clasp work in the rubber one?Thanks to all of you