Zenith Captain Dual Time

Sinn EZM9 TESTAF Watch
For 2014, German tool watch maker Sinn has released a new piece in its EZM collection called the Sinn EZM9 TESTAF. What you have here is an interesting watch that is meant for pilots, but really wants to be a dive watch. Essentially, the Sinn EZM9 is a three-hand version of the 2012 EZM10 (hands-on here).We loved the EZM10 and our appreciation extends to the EZM9, even though it is among the pricier three-hand Sinn timepieces out there. As part of the EZM "Einsatzzeitmesser" collection, this Sinn is built to last and perform just that much better than others. Having said that, this model doesn't have Sinn's Diapal technology (discussed here), like the EZM10 - which is a lubricant-free part of the movement. Then again, no three-hand Sinn watches have Diapal as of yet, so it isn't that big of a deal. Nevertheless, there are some really impressive features in the Sinn EZM9. Inside the watch is a Swiss Sellita SW200 automatic movement (which is more or less the same as an ETA 2824).The 44m

Our specially designed automatic Diplomat watch winder box will keep your Favorites automatic watches
Our specially designed automatic watch winder box will keep your Favorites automatic watches wound and ready for when you need it. A silent engine retains watches pass turntable. Its have a transparent top 2 side and windows before displaying your timepiece.

got a new watch but doesn't count...
hi gang,i sold my gold daytona and picked up this 16550 large font bezel white dial explorer. always wanted a white dial explorer but it had to be the large font bezel and i finally found onecl

Nicolet NC 1072 Chrono ??
Hi!New guy first post!I was hoping someone here my be able to give me some info on my watch.It is a SS cased, white faced Nicolet Chronograph that my wife and daughter gave me for Father's Day a couple years ago.The front lists it as water resistant to 50M-165ft and a Japanese Movement.The back says NC 1072, 09 VD53, Japan Movement.I was purchased at a loal jewelry store that was going out of business. It came in another company's box and with no paperwork.I have been unable to really find anything out about it, and can't find a website for the manufacturer. I can find a couple of retailers selling them though.It has been reliable so far, keeping reasonably accurate time, even though it's got it's share of bumps and scratches. As it came out of the box though, the chrono reads about -2:06 when it is reset. As in the hands move counter clockwise past the vertical 60 mark to positions behind the marks and in the case of the chrono second hand past the 55 second mark.Any info you can

COSC Certificate for Railmaster on its way . . .
The charge on my American Express card just showed up online (even though the Omega put it through on January 29th) for the COSC Certificate on my 36.2mm Railmaster. The CHF 50 hit my account as USD 48.47. I'm a box, papers, etc. kind of guy, so I just had to order more paper.