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Greetings Orient fans :) This is my first Orient watch, been having it for a week now. It's a 2015 model, relatively rare to find these days. Made a totally impulsive purchase which is not something I usually do. My normal process involves months of research and narrowing down from several...

Defakto watches was founded by Raphael Ickler, and their specialty is in designing and manufacturing minimalist watches that are driven primarily by clean design. Raphael now manages Limes too, but it appears that Defakto is his brain-child, and one that he runs as a one man operation. The...

This is something I only discovered recently. No buyers' remorse, but this was a surprise to me. Anyone who follows Grand Seiko or owns one has perhaps heard of the Grand Seiko "standard" which results in a daily rate(+5 to -3 sec/day) that is more accurate than a COSC certified(+6 to -4...

Hello, I was wondering if anyone has put the ALU Deep Black Core on the standard Core strap (no lugs) and or the Lite Elastomer strap. I'm curious to see what it looks like, and I may buy Deep Black Core if the strap change looks alright. I really love the looks and feel of the standard...

Hi Everyone, This is my first post. Recently, I have read a lot of threads on different forums about watch sizes and how more people in general are wearing bigger watches… Questions from posters asking which watch size is more appropriate for them and posts from Men and Women alike...

Orient Star Standard WZ0021DV 39mm ORIENT caliber 40750 movement Sapphire glass with anti-reflective coating 20mm lugs Watch is in very good condition. Only marks on it are on the bottom of the lugs from changing straps. I will include the JP Leatherworks strap. Comes with box and papers...

I'm not talking about Goose and Maverick. I'm wondering about affordable watches that use ETA or Stellita top grade or chrono grade movements. Some will want to opine that the standard or elaboré grade movements are good enough or just as good as the top and chrono grade movement--that's...

I own a Lord Elgin Automatic - caliber 760 with 30 jewels. The watch keeps excellent time. On the movement is written 6 adjustments. I wonder if Elgin used some accuracy standard similar with COSC to adjust the 6 positions. Does anyone knows what were the standards they used?