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That's one I miss a lot. The Seamaster fans should have at least three of them: The CK 2913, this one and the Ploprof. This one has a lot of presence and charm. Best, Nicolas

As the long Labor Day weekend draws to a close, so does “Dark Matter,” a face-paced, entertaining, and surprisingly philosophical read. So, in recognition, the backside of the Ploprof with its Calibre 8912 on display.

. . . made an appearance on my wrist in 2016. Had it not been for the foreknowledge a Railmaster was in the offing, I might well have given in. Art

great strap color, and perennially fascinating subject matter .... This is my choice for today....

“Dark Matter” and the Ploprof on a two-piece nylon strap. I like the strap, but it’s a bit thin and light for such a large watch. Hope everyone has a nice weekend—and a long holiday weekend for those members in the U.S..

. . . most, but probably not all, of you know that Watch of the Week is assessed not on the technical quality or composition of the image, but as a result of how intriguing the watch is to a judge. In other words, an ordinary photo is just as liable to co

That's what i read on the Internet. I recently bought a PP 600 that was back from a full restoration from Bienne. Everything but the caliber was changed to new parts. Including the case. And I'm wondering if service cases are also in 904L.

It is the later dials with depth rating between Seamaster and Professional that bubble, serial number seems to be in the known Ploprof batches and EoA has been ordered :] I really like the bezel and case as well. Here is a UV shot.

Recently acquired an original 166.077, bit of a survivor from son of original owner, sadly it seems no one serviced it for a very long time and gasket turned to sludge, thought some of you would appreciate some pictures from my watchmaker! Condition on ar