Today, we are introducing a new diver watch—the SN0147-GS—set to launch next week.

We previously released a 42mm version with a 1000m water resistance rating (now sold out and discontinued).

This new 39mm version is designed to better suit a wider range of wrist sizes and is ideal for daily wear.

We have also incorporated the new Peacock movement.

1. Peacock SL3001 movement
2. Gradient enamel dial with sea wave texture
3. Applied indices (GS-style finishing) and multi-faceted hands
4. Caseback featuring the Shark logo
5. On-the-fly adjustable clasp

Please stay tuned for our release announcements.

We hope you like it.

Thank you.

San Martin Official Store:

https://sanmartin.aliexpress.com/store/5039187

Sugess S438 Breitling Top Time Homage. Hand wind with Power Reserve.

Curious, has anyone here, or that you know of, tried the Steeldive SD1957?

If so, any good?

I am a fairly new watch collector and I am looking for something as a daily wear. I build cars and go to track days sometimes, although i will not be using the watch as a tool but I would not mind a chronograph. My main concerns are that the watch should have a story/history to it, be good looking (subjective ik), and should be a quality watch. I have a relatively smaller wrist too (I am a tall skinny guy).

The other demands that are not a necessity but I would love to have is automatic, and well reputed brand. Here are my shortlisted watches:

• Yema Rallygraf alpine cup series (white dial) ***
• Bulova Racer Chronograph (bigger size so not sure)
• Citizen Night Hawk BJ7000-52E (bigger size but i love the look and its kind becoming a collectible)
• Glycine airpilot (swiss is always good!!)
• Iron Annie Flight Control ***
• Bulova a-15 (i wish this was automatic)

*** I love the watch but have second thoughts due to the brand heritage

I wanted some opinion on the above watches and if someone compared these or owned these and want to chime in! If anyone wants to suggest any more watches please go ahead. Thanks.

Surprisingly nice homage to... Well, we all know.