Seiko SSC013P1 Herrenuhr Solar Chronograph

Sotheby’s – Geneva
Important Watches

Xicorr FSO M20.01 Hands-On
Xicorr is a young Polish watch brand committed to putting "made in Poland" on the map. We reviewed their first watch, the Circle, back in 2013. Though we found the overall design a bit divisive, we were taken with the unique aesthetic of the case and its solid build quality. ?We were most impressed with the brand’s commitment to building their watches from the ground up, with all components, excluding the movement, designed in-house and made to spec. Eventually, Xicorr would like to sell watches entirely made in Poland, and though the company currently uses third-party movements¡ªmostly from China¡ªthey hope to manufacture their own down the line.In the meantime, Xicorr has been busy releasing a number of new models, many of them automotive inspired. Today, we're taking a look at the Xicorr FSO M20.01, a watch based on the FSO Warszawa M20 car produced in Poland from 1951 to 1973 (it was the first post-war Polish car produced on a national scale). It's a bit of an obscure reference

How much for the new Superocean Heritage?
Hey guys.. I am looking to buy my first watch, like the superocean heritage's classic look. Any idea how much will that be????

Everything look ok here? - New Diver
I have in hand a new Diver with white dial, and immediately I noticed a couple things that just seem a little funny. Hoping to get some insight from the group.1. The second marker outer ring in the dial, which seems to be almost glued down over the grand tapisserie, looks to be kind of jagged and not really cut well or glued well or both. Some areas seem thinner than others and over all it's just lacking a nice round inner edge. It's noticble everywhere but in this photo check out the area between the 5 and 7 hour markers.2. The double 12 o'clock batons seem to be a little uneven. To me it either like the left one is lower than the right or its thinner than the right. Hard to tell but they just don't look even, the way for example my 15400 does.So questions:- am I being crazy or does it look like the dial is kind of messed up?- or am I seeing things right, but this is just how the Diver is?Thanks!

Ultrasonic Cleaners
I've been thinking of getting a cheapo one for about a year and yesterday laid down my cash. I took off the GMT (2234) bracelet and scrubbed it with dish wash liquid, water and a tooth brush. When I had got it super clean I put it in the ultrasonic to see if it would really dislodge unseen dirt from between the links and in the pins. I filled the little tank with water and put in a little concentrated ultrasonic cleaner and, well, after 3 minutes the water was black. These things really do work! Ran it for another 3 minutes in clean solution and got a little more out second time. My Omega bracelet is now as clean as the day I bought it. From now on I'm going to run my bracelets through this puppy once a year.