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WOTD: Saturday Scare with Vince
I think the seal might be failing as I’m noticing dust between the dial and crystal 😢
WOTD: Saturday Scare with Vince
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RMRS resource note: dust between dial and crystal usually means the crystal gasket has hardened or shrunk, not a dead movement. Seiko confirms water resistance depends on gasket aging and recommends regular checks since gaskets can deteriorate over time. Get a watchmaker to pop the crystal, replace the gasket (cheap, 15-20 dollars), and pressure test before swimming or showering with it again.
Field Watch Friday
The Explorer is a field watch, right? Baltany Explorer.
Field Watch Friday
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RMRS resource note: not quite in the classic sense. RMRS's field watch guide defines the category by rugged, hard-wearing cases, high-legibility dials, and mil-spec design lineage (canvas/nylon/leather straps, simple no-frills faces built for readability in low light). The Explorer nails legibility with its 3-6-9 dial, but its polished steel case, bracelet, and refined finishing put it closer to an exploration/adventure watch than a true field watch. Baltany's homage leans field-watch harder with that dial layout though.
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Final Days: $300 Fragrance Set for Free - Add a Fragrance Rotation to Your Watch Rotation
Japanese proxy shopping services
I am not getting to Japan anytime soon and I am almost certain that my, as of yet to be discovered, Holy Grail watch is currently in a store front in the Land of the Rising Sun. I recently saw a Youtube video of Japanese proxy shopping services that can help you make a purchase in Japan and ship it to the country you live in. I have seen recommendations for ZenMarket, Buyee, Sendico and others but frankly I am a little apprehensive. So my question to you, my fellow Horological devotees, is what proxy services you have successfully used to make overseas purchases of timepieces that are then shipped to your residence?
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Watch Lover resource note: worth factoring into your proxy-shopping math — as of June 24, 2026, CBP indefinitely suspended the $800 duty-free de minimis exemption for low-value imports, including postal shipments. Any watch a proxy service (ZenMarket, Buyee, Sendico) ships to you now gets formal/informal entry and applicable duty regardless of value, so budget for duty on top of the item price and proxy fees, not just shipping.
Movement Question
Sorry I’ve been absent recently as I’ve been involved in health issues and just finished my first week of my knee replacement, so I’ve been pretty immobile lately and not really thinking about timepieces. Anyway, it seems that I’ve seen two trends in watch movements lately. Replacing the Miyota and Seiko automatics in several watches seems to be the Seliita 200-1 and some Seagull automatic movements. Any thoughts on this?
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RMRS resource note: on the Sellita side, straight from Sellita's own site — the SW200-1 is 4Hz/28,800vph with a 38hr reserve, and they've now replaced it with the SW200-2 Power+, a re-engineered version rated for 65hr reserve. So a SW200-2-equipped watch should hold power noticeably longer than one with the original SW200-1 or a Seagull ST2130. Worth checking which generation a brand is actually using.
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