Tissot Luxury Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Black Leather Men's Watch T0864081605100

Time accuracy question
My Sub is a year old now and from an AD. I wanted to check it's accuracy while it was still on warranty. What is the procedure? On the wrist? Off the Wrist? In what postion? should I check multiple positions? ETC....?Is it best to use a digital stop watch on say my Citizen Skyhawk AT or Omega X-33? Or should I just use the regular time function on the Citizen (I wouldnt think so in case it updates it's time by a second or too with it's AT function).Thanks Guys! (and Gals )

A little dial swapping on a Lord Elgin Meridian
When I first bought the Meridian, the movement wasn't working. I bought a working movement and dial to get it up and running.Here's what the new movement looked like.I was perfectly happy, until Genejockey found a treasure trove of Elgin ads in old newspapers.As you can see, in the ad, the Meridian has the Elgin logo below the name and Shockmaster along the bottom. Both of those are missing from the newer dial, but on the older dial.Luckily the dial on this watch is easily removed. So last night, I did a dial transplant (neither dial is perfect, and both have their blemishes).So now, at least the dial matches the ad.

New member.
Hi,Just introducing my self.I have a passion for AP timepieces, hope to get some inspiration here.Husky boy

the other 40th anniversary nautilus
just took these pics300 grams of white goldBig but nice on the wristthese are until know the best pics I could take

Rolex future potential changes...
Hypothesis 1: If the market for mechanical watches became thin enough, Rolex could possibly choose to only produce watches in precious metals. If Rolex were to find itself in a situation in which sales had significantly dwindled on a majority of stainless steel watches due to disinterest by millennials, Rolex could choose to focus on a core group of very wealthy individuals and only provide very expensive precious metal models. $38,000 for a gold Sub? Nope. More like $100,000 or more. Extreme exclusivity could be cultivated if necessary. Not sure how well that would work out, but it is an option if market conditions get incredibly harsh in the next couple of decades.Hypothesis 2: Due to current worldwide market conditions for mechanical watches and millennials, Rolex may have already implemented a strategy to make very limited runs of various models with mild changes. These models will only last a few years at most before being changed again. This could have the effect of bri