Hello, I am looking for some recommendations for wristwatches to use aboard a submarine. I have been looking through many websites and posts but whenever I search this topic it inevitably suggests navy seal watches which is not what I am looking for. Most searches end up leading me to aviation...

Just wondering, does someone actually use the slide rule on watches? And if so, is having it a selling point for people? It works, it's pretty accurate on most watches that have it, but it is usually quite small and a bit 'fidgety' to use.

Discontinued Orient w/ Sliderule This Orient watch came to me BNIB. I personally peeled the factory protective wrap from it. It has only seen about 2 hours of wrist time. LNIB. It is in new condition with no evidence that it was ever worn at all. It is a discontinued model not available...

One of the most well know designs in the watch world, Breitling here made a watch that looks like Navitimer but has a 24 hour dial and corresponding movement. The bracelet, with seven strands of steel, is in my opinion the most comfortable in the world. Additional link included. Movement...

First of all, thanks to all the forum users here; I'd learnt a lot from reading this forum these past few days. Thanks to you, I bought myself a Seagull, and rekindle my interest in watches (and collecting). I need your help in picking an affordable sliderule watch, with these constraints...

- Movement: quartz, Seiko 7T34 multifunction with date, chrono, alarm, and dual-time functions. Date is analog, on a subdial at the 3 position. - Bezel: E6B sliderule bezel is in pretty good condition, with only a few scratches, and turns smoothly. Note that on these models, the sliderule...

I'm specifically looking for the chronograph model. Please email [email protected] (dot-com). Thanks, --Kevin