Although I'm not in the market for a new watch, Erebus sounds like a brand to follow if I want to try a new size or color without making a large expenditure.

I've never had problem with screw down crowns, other than the inconvenience of adding a few seconds to the time setting process. I never force the crown down when screwing it down. That said, I do prefer straight pull out crowns, since I frequently hand wind my watches. I don't have any Selitta SW20...

Chippytea wrote: ↑Fri May 09, 2025 12:32 pm Was that deep scratch on the caseback, on the 'SWISS MADE' text there before?

Also, no, don't use them again!

I never noticed it.

Thanks for pointing it out

I brought my Rapide Quartz Chronograph to my local Watchmaker for a battery change. I heard them saying it had an unusual back. After the battery was replaced, I saw him use needle nose pliers to screw the back onto the case. After wearing the watch for a brief time, I noticed the back was loose eno...

For me 2024 has been all about my G-Shock. Working from home, I've lost interest in changing up my watch style on a regular basis.

With my Casio I just put it on in the morning and take it off at night.

I like quartz watches as well, especially solar movements.

This article popped up in my Google news feed and I only skimmed though the first part of the piece.

Seeing the link here, I took the time to read it. I'm glad I did because I enjoyed it.

Count me as a fan of relief bezels.

The pink Tudor is the obvious choice if you know the baby will be a girl.

It's quite the strap magnet. I usually think about the watermelon version, but the mint chocolate chip dial is wonderful too.

At 42mm I think it's a bit larger than the original. I wouldn’t buy one, but I'd wear one if it was given to me.

I would have a difficult time choosing a color.

Absolutely lovely

When I'm in the market again, I'd prefer a watch with more than a 38 hr PR.

My wife sees the doorbell cam on her phone, so I'll never get anything by her now.