Talk me out of buying this Stowa
Just came across a little play money and I desperately need/want a white dial dress watch. After giving it much thought, I've decided to either buy this Stowa (not that specific

Stowa Seatime Review
I have heard a lot of good things about the Stowa Seatime and Pro Diver over the last couple of years. I was unable to find a Pro Diver for review but I did pick up two versions of the Seatime, one on rubber and the other with a bracelet. First off

STOWA Seatime review -
I suppose I should copy the entire thing and turn it into a pdf for the future. :roll: Watch Review by: Mike Stuffler, Hohen Neuendorf, Germany ( mikestuffler@yahoo.de ) Watch Brand: Stowa Watch Model: Seatime (ETA 2824-2) Serial

So, looking for thoughts on these Stowa Seatimes I did pick up
[color=black]I have a chance to pick up the following for decent prices. I may or may not trade one or two but I thought I would get some opinons. \ [i]Both of these for well under market from a seller on the east coast . Probably sell or trade on

Stowa Flieger ETA 2801 - A review
This watch is on my to buy when I find one list. The review which is linked to WUS is by a man I have great repect for as a fellow WIS. A Mike Stuffler Watch Review 1. Preface After having written reviews on a diver´s watch (Stowa Seatime) as

The Watch Snob on Watch Heritage
I enjoy reading this dude's columns. I know they are meant to entertain, but there is a grain of truth in some of the stuff he says. Dear readers, This week’s column again addresses a growing concern of mine with you horological philistines and

Interested in Stowa history - by Mike Stuffler of WUS
http://forums.watchuseek.com/f36/interested-stowa-history-2011-update-119823.html Stowa Museum http://www.stowa.de/nocache/Infos/Museum,w129815218927257.htm

Life with the Stowa Marine Original - Purist
We don't often talk about Stowa here on the forum, but in my opinion their watches make wonderful everyday wear and serve as a solid gateway for those looking to ease into the world of mechanical watches without making a large monetary commitment. At

Stowa Marine Automatik A10 with date
German watchmaker, Stowa, recently introduced a new automatic timepiece to their Marine collection, the Marine Automatik A10 with date. Previously Stowa has offered this watch with a ETA 2824-2 movement, but now they have moved to an A10 movement (both ar

STOWA collection, all watches and versions !!!
If you are looking to pick up a Stowa dress watch, here is a photo gallery that Jorg pulled together of the Stowa watch collection. Well...all dress versions in all strap variations. The divers are missing, I think

Stowa Pocket watch gallery courtesy of Volker WUS member
http://niffko.com/g2data/gallery2/v/brainless/Taschenuhren/

Visiting Pforzheim, Stowa and Jörg Schauer (parts 1, 2 & 3)
http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?p=2577707#poststop http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=350535 http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=359144 Sources of information: http://www.stowa.de http://www.durowe.com

Soprod movements
Anyone have experience with them?

ETA 2836-2 vs ETA 2836-2 COSC
I was doing some research on COSC standards for ETA movements when I rac across this thread at WUS from 2007. It still holds true. August 18th, 2007 #1 freefall7 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 34 ETA 2836-2 vs ETA 2836-2 COSC

My favorite watch. What's yours?
I've always loved Seiko's, mostly the divers. About 2 years ago I was turned on to a Seiko 6138 automatic chronogaraph (UFO) by Trevor. I saw it posted in the WURW section of another forum. I instantly fell in love with it. Here was a vintage japanese 12