Seiko Tressia Mother of Pearl Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SUP211

Historical Perspectives: Welcome To September, Now Go Read Two HODINKEE Classics
It's September. Summer is officially over, and the world is waking up from its months-long slumber. We've been hard at work preparing a veritable onslaught of original content for you in the coming days, weeks, and months, but before we get to that, we wanted to point out two articles that are certainly #HODINKEEClassics. If you missed these two stories, you're just not doing it right. 2 OF 3 The first is in-depth look at the Double-Swiss Underline Rolex Cosmograph, also known as the very first Rolex Daytona. This 1963 watch is a truly fascinating reference in the world of sport chronographs as it truly launched the family, and features several unique traits found ONLY on this micro-reference made for just one year. The story was written by our executive editor Benjamin Clymer and you can read it right here. 3 OF 3 The sister watch, and sister story, revolve around the 1963 Heuer Carrera. The Carrera was also a 1963 production watch (though Heuer had seeming

Incoming Speedmaster MKII Racing Dial
Just received this today after looking for one on & off for quite a while , I know it's a service replacement dial & the case has had a polish. But for the money paid I'm more than happy with it .I am in the office ,& can't check serial number until I remove the caseback later .

Omega SMP Professional Chronometer losing time!
My SMP professional that I purchased in 2000 is currently losing about 28 seconds a day, or 3.25 MINUTES a week. Way outside Chronometer standards. Should I have it sent in for service? It's never been opened (red seal still intact). If so, send it to Switzerland? If so, what is the process and anticipated cost(s)? Thanks in advance!

Aquanaut on a nato? 5167
Curious if any 5167 owners here have thrown their watch on a NATO strap? I ordered a crown & buckle 21mm but wanted to see some pics before it gets to me.

I thought I was done.....I wasn¡¯t
Some of you may recall I recently bought my grail (again) after selling one for the ceramic Daytona. My grail is the white gold Daytona with panda dial. I started a thread and said...I think I’m done. A couple of months ago I was tempted (thanks to Nairn��) by a 1972 ‘birth year’ GMT Pepsi. I fell in love with the look of it, but I struggled with the light and delicate feel of vintage and also the serial number 290XXXX may not even be my birth year of 1972. I have therefore traded the 1675, a Breitling and a Tag Heuer against a ‘new old stock’ White Gold BLRO GMT dated 29th December 2016, it will be with me on Thursday......after this, I really think I will be able to say I really am done with 2 awesome white gold modern Rolex. Pics on Thursday.