What time is it? Watches and horology

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  • Quite enjoy that broadway-musical-style advert for Accurist. Not gonna buy one, but it beats being told I’m only ever looking after a watch for someone else.

  • Helson are fast. Watch is delivered on Thursday.

  • The last Helson I bought arrived in 22 hours from when I paid!

    FedEx, on occasion, can be awesome.

  • I want one!

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  • Just ordered this for my father Xmas gift. £80 on Amazon I reckon is an OK deal?


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  • Clean dial looks well wrong

  • Got a good deal on a Hamilton Field Day Date on ebay.

    Looking for a nice leather strap, is WatchGecko good? Thinking suede would be nice.

  • WatchGecko

    They're good quality, but I find their straps really quite long. I don't have the biggest wrists but I'm always on the bottom two holes.

  • .... but I'm always on the bottom two holes.

    Snicker

  • So this - https://www.rolex.org/ - just turns out to be some fairly basic content marketing, unless I'm missing something.

  • It’s been a few days since I posted something about flags. Just received this bright orange perlon from China. Was gonna go on one of the other watches, but for now I really like it against the blue dial.


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  • Can anyone advise? I've got a Seiko Sports 5 Military and need to get some new strap pins but don't have the watch with me - I'm pretty sure the Nato strap is 22mm - can I get away with 20mm pins (all the place has in stock) or do I definitely need 22mm pins?

    Ta

  • You'll need 22mm. I have loads of spares you can have if you'd like.

  • ah balls!

    OK that would be great if you can post?!

  • Yep, pm me your address

  • PM's cheers!

  • Bit annoying really. Thought it would be next week when I'm off work.

    Damn you fast air shipments!

  • Got a 70s seamaster cosmic 2000 automatic.
    Just had it serviced so it’s all running nicely.

    How many times should I wind it? Is it possible to overwind it/ damage it?
    Cheers

  • Until you feel resistance - probably about 30-40 turns from fully unwound. If you're wearing it you obviously won't need to wind it at all.

  • Lost the link, but myth or otherwise most autos aren’t meant to be hand-wound so better to wear it for a short while with a nervous twitch, before setting the date/time. Anything that nice should only need a few good swings of the rotor to get going. Never hand wind or set time whilst it’s on your wrist or you stress the crown/stem in the movement.

  • Targeted ads are getting slightly better aim...


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  • Late to the party but Alsal are always my go to and have never let me down.

  • They must have some budget to use up, all over my Insta. Quite like the Intra Matic Auto Crono though:

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