WatchUSeek.com

Watchuseek is one of the most popular watch websites and holds the title of the top watch forum globally. Whether you are an experienced watch collector or just starting your journey, Watchuseek offers a variety of content to keep you entertained, informed, and educated. You may even find yourself so engaged that you'll want to join our dynamic and extensive forum to share your thoughts. For the latest news and insights in the watch industry, a vast array of direct links to watch brands and manufacturers, comprehensive coverage of major watch events, or straightforward advice on your next watch purchase, Watchuseek is the place to go. When you seek a watch, what you find here is exactly what you need.

Consumer

English

Online/Digital

Outlet metrics

Domain Authority

Ranking

Global

#28344

United States

#9145

Lifestyle/Jewelry and Luxury Products

#28

Traffic sources

Monthly visitors

Articles

My first German watch: A special Limited edition Nomos Club Campus

1 week ago | watchuseek.com | Bhanu Chopra

#1 · Just bought this Special Edition Nomos Club Campus made specially for a India based Watch Collectors community called J9 Collectors. The watch has a stark white dial and minute markers in Devanagari script which is a very subtle touch. The seconds sub-dial also has the numbers in Devanagari with orange seconds hand. The see-through caseback has the club name engraved and the individual numbers on each watch. I got 2 of 25 pieces made.
Tariff on watches - Megathread (no politics)

2 weeks ago | watchuseek.com | Chris Stark

Since a few new threads on tariffs are started every day, and it's sucking up discussion in other threads: can we please direct it all to one Tariff Megathread? Rule: no political discussion. You can mention tariff news and how it might affect your habits or the wider watch industry. Arguably everything is political. But the actual discussion has to revolve around watches.
New Rolex Calibre 7135

3 weeks ago | watchuseek.com | Chris Stark

#1 · While everyone is salivating (or not) over the new models that Rolex just released like the Land-Dweller, what caught my eye is the new Calibre 7135 movement that apparently runs at 5Hz. I do not recall Rolex ever releasing a Hi-Beat movement before or why they decided it necessary this time. According to what I've read Rolex applied for 16 patents and the movement is somewhat thinner than previous movements.
Why does Oceaneva get no love?

3 weeks ago | watchuseek.com | Eliminating Options |Stuffler Mike |Chris Stark |John MS

Status Not open for further replies. #1 · So, I’m looking for the real point of all this. Why does Oceaneva get no love? They make a good watch. I’ve had one for 2 years. I like the weight, thickness, bracelet, wearability, colorway, movement, etc. I wear it about once a week. Less than my Mido or Ball, more than my Seikos or Aragon’s. View attachment 18984244 What could they do to elevate their micro brand?
A test of the stupidity that happens daily on WUS….fail

3 weeks ago | watchuseek.com | Eliminating Options |Stuffler Mike |Chris Stark |John MS

#2 · Because it looks derivative? #3 · I wear it about once a week. Less than my Mido or Ball Sounds like you don't even give it that much love... #4 · …They make a good watch. A good watch seldom stands out in a world full of ordinary good watches.
The Seiko Urushi thread!

3 weeks ago | watchuseek.com | James Duffy

#1 · Show off your Seiko Urushi-dial watches here!I just received mine this past weekend and pictures do not do the watch or dial justice. Hope to see more of these amazing JDM Seikos here! See less See more #2 · Congrats! The urushi dial is really something. Photos won't be able to show off its depth and lustre.
Cutting down to one watch out of these four: 36mm OP, IWC Mark XII, Zenith a384, Zenith a3817. What would YOU keep?

1 month ago | watchuseek.com | Chris Stark

I've been lucky enough to have these four beauties in my life at one point. It's a long story but I can only have one for now. Leaning towards the a3817 because the tri color dial is what I love most about Zenith. At some future date I hope to reunite with either the IWC or the Rolex. Torn between the vintage charm and silky bracelet of the Mark XII and the mesmerizing blue dial of the Rolex I love the most.( 16710 Coke is second and modern 36mm DJ with fluted bezel and jubilee is third if you care)
Any Recommendations for This Dial?

1 month ago | watchuseek.com | Chris Stark

I inherited this mid-90's Rolex Day-Date (President) from my late father and I'm curious if the dial can be saved. I really have no idea what may have caused the damage (moisture or heat or both?) but it doesn't look nearly this bad on the wrist. Do you think that Rodico putty will help or what should be done? The little specs appear concerning. Otherwise, the watch seems to be running rather well.
Carl F. Bucherer Closed?

1 month ago | watchuseek.com | Chris Stark

I'm assuming I missed some threads on the closing of Bucherer last month by Rolex? Sad to see them go. "It’s the end of an era, as Carl F. Bucherer (CFB) is to be discontinued, reports Swiss business publication Bilanz. The decision comes in the wake of Rolex’s landmark acquisition of Bucherer, announced in August 2023, which represented one of the most significant shifts in luxury watch retail in recent decades.
Do you prefer bracelets or straps - or both?

1 month ago | watchuseek.com | Eliminating Options |Chris Stark

Glad to see that this important topic is finally being discussed.