Breitling Superocean Heritage 42 Black Dial Black Rubber Men's Watch A1732124-BA61BKPT3

Guy 3D Prints Excellent, Massive Rolex Submariner Watch: A True Desk Diver
People who enjoy 3D printing as a hobby tend to like mechanical things, and you know what that means - a lot of them are going to be watch guys. Even Bre Pettis, the founder of Makerbot (probably the most popular producer of 3D printers for consumers) is a big watch lover. The 3D printing universe has opened up a world of very interesting possibilities in the realm of horology. While 3D printed watches aren't a glorious reality yet, we've seen an number of developments over the last year, such as the 3D Printed Tourbillon here (which you can buy). Now, check out this 300% Rolex Submariner watch designed and produced by Franc Falco as an homage to his own personal Rolex Submariner.The plans for this awesome giant dive watch are available for anyone to download via Thingversewatches-dealer, a repository of 3D printable projects. The plans include not only the schematics for all the parts you'll need (expect for the clock mechanism which is a cheap separate purchase), but also a detailed

$99 Orbita!
For a very limited time only we are selling the Sparta 1 Tesla in Silver finish for $99. We have a very small quantity left before they are discontinued. Jump on to the Orbita Outlet Store to order now!store.orbitaKevin

My review of the Boschett Reef Ranger
if wouldnt mind looking at my link to it.david

Pam 240 vs Pam 510
Hello everyone, It's my first time in this community and I'm looking for some advice. I'm trying to consider between a PAM 240 and PAM 510. Both are second hand at the exact same price. Here's a brief comparison:PAM 510:Full set 2014 P serial Mild scratches on the sidesPAM 240:Watch onlySerial (unsure I'll update as soon as I get the info) It's my first Panerai and I have a preference towards the 510's sandwich dials, but I think the 240 has its merits as well (titanium case, automatic, date). My question here is: which one do you guys think is better in terms of accuracy (is the p.9000 really that inaccurate) / serviceability (in house movement vs. Valjoux) / complications (date or no date?) / looks (sandwich dial or sausage)?

9 black + 3 white Ceramic Daytona for Shreve (Palo Alto), but only 3 SkyD
Stopped by Shreve in Stanford this weekend, was told:- In 2017, they received twelve 116500 (9 black and 3 white)- The 326934 is an allocation piece, they've received only three (1 of each) and are not taking names. According to them, it is more exclusive than even the 116500.So there you go, the ratio sounds right and aligns with everything else I heard, though I feel the Sky-D is becoming more available and won't be the next Daytona. Still waiting for my blue dial though...