Baume & Mercier Chrono Capeland

Last purchase in 2008
Rolex 116713 GMT IIC.What an improvement with the new bracelet/clasp.The ceramic bezel is just awesome IRL and natural light.Sorry for the crappy pics. ¨C had to overkill them in PhotoShop to mask the lousy quality. Better to come when the light is back in cloudy Denmark.Happy New Year all

I have been watching.....
This competition heating up with Hamilton and Omega .......and I have seen some good looking Omegas while they consult and figure out which watches to use for the contest ....but I haven't seen any particular Hamiltons that you all will be throwing into the ring ....I know for a fact there are some killer Hammies in the posession of this group ....so where are they ???? ......Thus far, it's business as usual around here....what watch for today kind of thing ......I wait with baited breath for the top of the breed to show up .....the only Hammie I have is that sweet little Bolton, but it is hardly in the category of the most beautiful Hamiltons .....

Diver Bracelet, yay or nay?
I need to ask all you AP bracelet wearing hombres this. I have an opportunity to buy the bracelet for my ROO Diver at a very good price. The rubber strap is super comfortable and I like how it feels on my wrist. It is similar in weight to my Rolex Exp 2 Polar. The bracelet looks amazing but I am not sure I want the added weight. How does the diver sit on your wrist with the bracelet compared to the rubber? Does the added weight cause you to not wear the watch for long periods of time?How difficult is it to remove the rubber, size the bracelet and install? My wrist size is slightly larger than 7.25.Thanks in advance!!

INCOMING! Omega Seamaster PO Blue LiquidMetal on Blue strap
Hey all,I've been wanting something sporty but elegant for a while with a rubber strap. After looking at a few different time pieces, my mind kept going back to the Omega Seamaster PO Liquid Metal on rubber strap in blue. Yesterday, I decided to pull the trigger on one after I left the office. I went to Jared, and I had a great experience. I also received Jared pricing. I don't really know how that compares to other ADs that sell Omega, but it seemed to be a pretty good discount from the MSRP listed on the watch - nearly $1,000 off of the MSRP. Any way, to my little rant regarding the watch itself.... When I think rubber strap, I don't think of the one on this watch. The rubber strap on this watch is durable, but also has a leather likeness to it. Needless to say it is very soft! The dial and bezel are absolutely amazing! In some lighting the blue looks very dull, but in others the blue is very vibrant. I really like it, because it's different every where you go. I also like the style

Special Moments and the Quest for a Watch
My first post here on the forum. I am also a neophyte to the watch scene.There have been some standout moments in my life. Those moments were not only rewarding in and of themselves but changed the way I viewed the world. Leaving home for college, I remember thinking how my life had been mostly scripted up until that point. As I pulled out of my parents driveway, headed west, the possibilities seemed endless. Exciting and a little scary all at the same time. A short time later I found myself engrossed in an activity that my parents and family did not understand, rock climbing. Most of my family viewed climbing as a reckless and unnecessary activity. Climbing took this boy out of the flatlands of Oklahoma to some beautiful places across the country. From the short and steep routes in the Shawangunks of New York to the towering monoliths of Yosemite, I loved it all. The first time I climbed El Capitan in Yosemite, after several days of climbing and hard work, I felt as if I could do anyt