Tissot Seastar 1000 Mens Watch T066.407.17.047.00

regulation needed or no
after much research looking into an aviator style watch I pulled the trigger on the terranaut 2.I love this watch, the unique take on the navigator dial and the obvious build quality met my expectations after everything Ive read about this brand.after five months iam still running 10 sec. fast per day no matter how I rest the watch.I am a nube and wondering if this preformance is good enough to leave alone or do I push for perfection and go for a regulation?

battery question
I've been reading the recent quartz threads with great interest. Here's a related question.Are all batteries used in quartz watches created equal? If you have a good quality watch and you need to replace a battery, does the watch person ask you if you want their "best" battery, or do they just slap in any battery that fits?

Y E S!! Wtf El#26
I'm gonna have WTF EL#26, soon!!,gotta find the Muttley blue strap now.Tom - Can ya hook me up with that too, (blue deployment clasp) one whole package deal?Thanks - LimeNine9r

Speedmaster Reproduction
The person responsible for the following site has documented the reproduction of a pre-moon Speedmaster with the 321 movement:kawai3.hp.infoseek.co.jp/eng-speedmaster.htmlI have skimmed this site several times, and it remains unclear to me how this person acquired the necessary parts and at what cost.Do I correctly understand that genuine parts still exist on the retail market and that a person could build or have built a pre-moon Speedmaster with a 321 movement?A new Speedmaster (meaning, NOT a Speedmaster Professional) has a lot of appeal.I wonder why Omega has not reissued this watch and passed on the added expense of this level of quality to the customer.After all, look what people pay for a Rolex Daytona.I'd much rather have a new Speedmaster with a 321 movement (and a reproduction case back with no first watch on the moon writing).Does a market exist for a real reproduction from Omega (faithful except for the tritium)?And, does the 321 movment really represent a higher level of q

Patek 5164A: Day/Night Indicator
Hi folks,I would like to check with current Patek 5164A owners, does your Day/Night indicator change colour (e.g from white to dark blue or vice versa) exactly at 6am/6pm?My new Patek 5164A seems to only start changing the colour of the Day/Night indicator starting from around 6am/6pm. The process would take about an hour or so to completely change the colour in the Day/Night indicator (e.g from white to dark blue or vice versa). Is this normal?In the Patek owner's manual, it only states the following:The day/night indicator in the round aperture at 3 o¡¯clock (HOME) lets you check whether you have set the correct time (white stands for the daylight hours from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., black for the night time hours from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m.).Hope current owners can help to shed some light on this and this is my first Patek watch. Many thanks in advance.