u/ElPunitore

Just noticed these small screws/pins around the bracelet end links/lugs on my Zelos Helmsman.

Are they supposed to be fully screwed down and flush, or are they meant to stick out slightly like this? I circled them in the photo.

Both sides seem to have them, so I’m not sure if this is normal or if something has come loose.

Any Helmsman owners can confirm?

On a 7.4inch wrist. Takes some getting use to but it feels just right!

First Zelos purchase. A Singapore brand bought from a Singaporean. Lets goooo.

Anyone got this model before? How does it compared to the Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 40mm in terms of size?

I got a 7.45inch wrist

Thinking about picking up the San Martin SN0148-G 40mm with the Miyota 9015. The specs look great and I really like the gradient dial and 5-link bracelet.

Does anyone here actually own one? How's the finishing, bracelet, accuracy and overall quality in person? Would love to see some wrist shots too.

Looking at picking up a 2020 Tudor Black Bay Heritage Burgundy 79230R for US$2,314.50. It’s a local AD set and listed as lightly used.

I like the 41mm size, in-house MT5602 movement, ~70-hour power reserve and COSC certification.

Is it worth it to get a 6 year old watch?

Been checking the Phoibos Kraken PY059B Reef Blue for the past few weeks and it was out of stock. Just saw that it's finally back in stock and placed my order.

Really like the steel bezel, crazy blue dial and bracelet design, plus the Miyota 9015. Anyone here own one? Would love to hear how it wears in person. I have the Tissot PRX & Longines HydroConquest. Curious to know of it's performance and how it wears!

I'm concerned about these bumps that suddenly appeared on the head of my penis. I've been with the same partner and we've been sexually active for over a year, and I've never had anything like this before.

My partner had chlamydia and gonorrhoea years ago, before we met, and was treated and cleared.

Does anyone know what these bumps could possibly be?

I'm planning to get checked, but I'd appreciate any advice from anyone who's experienced something similar.

Picked up the Longines HydroConquest 42mm and thought I’d share a wrist shot for anyone wondering how the 42mm wears on a larger wrist.

My wrist is around 7.48 inches (19cm). Personally, I think the 42mm fits pretty well and has the right amount of wrist presence without looking oversized.

Hopefully this helps anyone deciding between the different HydroConquest sizes.

I already own the black HydroConquest and can get another color at a discounted price (28% off)

I'm torn between the blue and green

The blue is more versatile but feels very close to my black. The green is more unique, but I'm worried it's too loud and won't pair as well with most outfits.

If you could only pick one, which would you choose and why?

I've had nothing but issues with the bracelet on my Longines HydroConquest 42mm and I'm honestly getting sick of it. Been to like 3 Longines boutique.

I've already had it resized, but I'm still not sure if the fit is right. I've attached a wrist shot and two side photos of the bracelet. Like the bottom of the watch never fully lay flat. And i feel there is that gap there that the bracelet ain't suppose to be there. Also the people from Longines even shifted the clasp of the watch further back. So idk what am I suppose to do now lol.

Help!!

I just had my HydroConquest bracelet resized at an official Longines boutique in Singapore(Jewel). After getting home, I noticed some of the push pin heads don't sit at the same depth. Some are perfectly flush, while others stick out slightly.

I also noticed that on one side of the bracelet, some links have a slotted pin head while the other have a smooth, non-slotted end, so the pattern isn't consistent.

Is this normal for the HydroConquest bracelet, or was something reassembled incorrectly during the resize?

P.S. This was my third visit to a Longines boutique, and it has felt cold and unwelcoming every time. They don't respond to emails too. Smh..

I recently had my HydroConquest 42mm bracelet resized (crown side down btw) at a Longines boutique, and I've noticed a couple of issues since then (photos attached).

1. There is now a gap between the bracelet and the clasp, and the gaps on both sides where the bracelet meets the clasp look different than before.

2. The watch leans to one side on my wrist, leaving a larger gap between the case and my wrist. It also moves around quite a bit, and I can't seem to find a comfortable fit.

Is this normal for the HydroConquest, or could the bracelet have been configured differently during resizing? Would taking it back to have the bracelet rebalanced or adjusted help?

I'm considering buying a brand new Tudor Black Bay 41 Burgundy (Ref. M7941A1A0RU-0003) from a grey dealer in Singapore.

Price: S$4,550 (≈ US$3,523)

Full box & papers/Dated February 2026/Tudor warranty until February 2031

I currently own a Longines HydroConquest 42mm and a Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 40mm.

This will be my first grey market purchase. Any advice on what I should check before buying, or any red flags to look out for?

I'm deciding between these two, both brand new from the grey market:

Tudor Royal 40 (Blue), S$3,550 (≈US$2,749)

Tudor Black Bay 41 (Blue), S$4,000 (≈US$3,097)

I currently own a Tissot PRX Powermatic 80 (40mm) and a Longines HydroConquest (42mm).

I love the Royal's blue dial, fluted bezel, and integrated bracelet. Both have Tudor's latest in-house movements with a 70-hour power reserve, COSC, silicon hairspring, and a 5-year warranty.

I'll mainly wear it, but resale still matters.

Would you pay the extra S$450 (≈US$348) for the Black Bay, or choose the Royal? Which fits my collection better and is likely to hold its value better?