Joe Finn

2 weeks ago | watchuseek.com | Joe Finn |Chris Stark

I'd tend to I agree that he wouldn't squarely fit in as an influencer by a strict definition - he does focus his discussions/content more so on the watch industry in general from what I've seen from him, and much less so "influencing" people to buy watches via. companies paying him to promote their product. I use the word influencer loosely here.

Nov 13, 2024 | watchuseek.com | Joe Finn

I have a Hamilton Broadway World Timer that I bought from Ashford earlier this year. It's my weekend/travel watch and I liked to keep it winded up accordingly. After only a few months it caught the helicoptering rotor bug and as Ashford is an authorized Hamilton dealer, off it went to the Swatch Group for servicing. They kept me up to date with the process through an online portal I could check when needed and initially it looked like it was going to come back after only a month and a half.

Nov 13, 2024 | watchuseek.com | Joe Finn

I’m new to the watch community, as I’ve been wearing G-shocks for the past few years and now looking into entry level watches. I just wanted to see what peoples preference is when it comes to second hand movement styles; Do you prefer ticking or sweeping?

Nov 7, 2024 | watchuseek.com | Joe Finn |James Haury

#1 · I have an Invicta Pro Diver 9403 model with an NH35 movement, and I want to change the bezel insert. When I measured the outer diameter of the bezel insert with a caliper, I found values of 37.2-37.3 mm. The inner diameter was 29.8 mm. I saw bezel inserts online with an outer diameter of 37.5 mm and an inner diameter of 30.5 mm, as well as some with an outer diameter of 37.2 mm and an inner diameter of 31.4 mm.

Oct 12, 2024 | watchuseek.com | Joe Finn |Chris Stark |Seikosand Swiss

#1 · Okay, to set this up I bought my first Swiss made automatic watch about a year ago from Jomashop. It was an older model, new in box, Tissot Le Locle chronometer with a 2824 inside, which I suppose translates to new/old stock. It ran very well over the first few months before it began to constantly lose at least 12 seconds a day no matter how it was placed; well outside COSC standards. I put it aside in favor of another dress watch (yeah, surprise-surprise...