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Doxa Shark Ceramica XL Limited Edition Watch
One of the best things about Doxa watches is that they don't change. There is a whole collection of "SUB something" watches that have designs from what feels like the 1960s or 1970s - that remain largely unchanged today. Ever since Clive Cussler learned about the brand at a dive store he worked in and immortalized it in his writing, Doxa timepieces have been a bit more than just diving instruments.There have been attempts to modernize the look of the brand as well as of the core dive watch collection. I think it is almost amusing when people discuss Doxa's non-dive pieces (which aren't half bad). Though for most people who are familiar with Doxa, they will always be the orange-dialed (or black) dive watch brand. A new collection called the Doxa Shark Ceramica XL is offered as a limited edition and attempts to offer a fresh look to the classic marquee. They are actually revisions on what I believe was an Asia-only collection from a few years ago called the Doxa Shark Ceramica. Those mod

The Longines Pulsometer Chronograph, With White Lacquer Dial
Building upon its existing range of vintage-inspired chronographs within its Heritage collection, Longines introduces a handsome new watch with pulsometer scale and monopusher chronograph function. The model is inspired by a 1920's Longines watch and brings a number of old-world design elements – Breguet-style numerals and hands included – to a model that you don't have to wait to pick up at auction. 1 OF 3 The simple, highly-polished, 40 mm stainless-steel case features a sapphire crystal case back, through which you can see the ETA A08.L11 caliber beating inside. This self-winding movement offers 54 hours of power reserve and features a column-wheel monopusher chronograph mechanism, placing it above more standard ETA ebauches in terms of movement complexity and construction. 2 OF 3 A bold red pulsometer scale surrounds the white lacquer dial. To accommodate this relatively thick scale, the railroad-style minutes track is set further wit

New Milgauss GV not staying wound?
This is my first Rolex, had it a few months and I've already had to send it for repair. I'm not sure if it's me, the way I'm wearing it, or the watch, but I'm having issues with it staying wound. I wound the watch Monday morning ~40 turns (had stopped Sunday night, but I didn't wear it Sunday so it didn't bother me...). I wore it for 10+ hours on Monday, Tuesday, Weds, Thursday. I checked the time on it last night when I took it off (around 6pm) and it was dead on (as it has always been). Got up this morning to put it back on around 6am and noticed it had stopped at 11:45 last night. This is about the same pattern I was seeing before I sent if for repairs, it goes for about 4 days on a full wind and then stops. I do sit at a desk for most of the day, but I'm not completely motionless. I even went for a mile walk yesterday at lunch. What could be causing this?I shouldn't need to buy one of those winding watch cases for it, right??

A new mod for a nice looking timepiece:Deep Blue Fleet Admiral
I just bought this Super Engineer II from Strapcode. With the high polish Stainless case it seems like the perfect mod. Much better than the leather strap for sure.

Changing Face of Time....
Some interesting observations about the latest World Time Pateksparing the 5131R from last year with the latest release of the 5131R with the revised cities ring it is evident that Patek has changed the circumference of the circle on which the outer cities wording is based - it has been reduced to conform to the new slightly smaller circumference used for the 5230. First picture shows 2015 version of 5131R and 2016 version of 5131R - it is difficult to clearly see any size difference in the circumference of the outer wording of the cities ring.Second picture shows a combined 2015 and 2016 cities ring. The right hand half of the cities ring is from the 2016 version and the left hand half is from the 2015 version. The overlaid red lines correspond to the inner circumference of both lines of text of the cities ring of the 2015 model. The inner red line also corresponds to the circumference of the inner line of text of the 2016 cities ring. The blue line corresponds to the circumference of