Breitling Bentley Supersports Black Dial Chronograph Rubber Strap Men's Watch E2736529-BA26BKRD

Casio Raises The Bar Again With Tough Recalibrating Radio Controlled Movement Using LED Precision System
Never say that there is something wrong with the watches coming from Japan. There may be a ton of them, lots of them may be ugly or forgettable, but most of today's useful watch innovation is coming from the land of the rising sun, not Europe. While the Swiss and Germans are focused on perfecting the past, the Japanese are hard at work figuring out the next way to not only improve, but lower the cost of technically superior watches.While the Japanese cannot beat the Europeans when it comes to style, grace, and refinement, they do beat them when it comes to innovation. And trust me, the European watch makers are always taking a close look at what new things are coming out of Japan, even if it does not appear as such. For instance, Casio was one of the first to use DLC (diamond like carbon) coating on their MR-G line of watches. The ultra hard shiny compound found its way on super rugged Casio watches. A few years later, some of the most expensive of Swiss watch brands are proudly displa

First Hamilton Automatic
Just picked up my first Hamilton Automatic. I thinks it's a K-650. I've been limiting my collection to US made mechanical movements up till now. But I really like this dial with it's silver concentric circles. It's a neat little watch.The seller described it as a "bumper" automatic. Does that mean anything other than you have to move your wrist to rotate the rotor that winds the watch?

Sea Dweller 16600 or Sea Wolf?
I am on the verge of getting a BNIB 'V' serial Sea Dweller (not the Deep Sea)from my AD in the next few weeks.However I have today seen (and tried on) the Breitling Avenger Sea Wolf.I confess to not usually being a Breitling fan as I tend to find them too "bling" and too large for my tastes.However, the SW has really grabbed me despite it's (to me) huge 44mm x 18.4mm and weighing in at 102g.I tried on the blue dial version (which is a very grey/blue and almost black/grey in certain light). I was bowled over by it's superb build quality and the general "feel" of it.I love the tool like simplicity of the dial and the crown, winding, setting time etc was smooth as silk and (dare I say it!) better than any Rolex or Omega I've ever owned!The Ti case & bracelet made it a very light watch for it's proportions and if anything added rather than deterred from it's feel of quality and solidity.The legibility of the dial was excellent too.All in all I was very impressed.Thing is I don't know a

ss dd
Heard from a solid source that a white dial ss DD is dropping Basel this year, as well as a ss Pepsi GMT II. Several DD-owning friends said there's no way Rolex would drop one in ss, but I don't see why not, seeing as they've done similar things with other references, such as the Sky-D. Do you guys think an ss version of the venerable classic would become the most popular?

Batman went sightseeing today!
Manly beach in australia is beautiful! Enjoy!