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de GRISOGONO Fuso Quadrato Two Time Zone Watch
From one of the coolest and quirkiest luxury watch makers around, de GRISOGONO, comes the Fuso Quadrato watch for 2009. Aside from the interesting shutter-style complication the watch looks pretty stylish in its 47mm 18k pink or white gold glory. The rounded square case will look good particularly good on the wrist as sometimes harsh geometric angles looks awkward on the organic shapes of our hands. While the watch is clearly from the de GRISOGONO line, it is a very new design direction for the company. Powering the watch is the automatic mechanical de GRISOGONO DF 21-90 movement with hours, minutes, and a second time zone hand.I am not convinced that the size of the dauphine hands is big enough for me. They are the perfect size for the smaller dial that appears on the machine textured dial when you open up the shutter, but when closed - they look stubby, really stubby. I'd have a feeling that they might look more odd if they where larger. On the sometimes hidden dial is a clever secon

Beginner's Tips and Information
Just click on the thread you wish to read:How To: Resize your watch and Open the Casebackorbita/database-search/Here's a quick link to the Horology 101 directory in the General Discussion Forum:Horology 101 - understanding your watch

The End of Fakes as we know them!
I came across this article BBC News - RFID: Radio tags set to combat the counterfeitersAlthough, not directed at watches, could this be the answer to the Fakes?

Decisions.. decisions..
Hi all,thinking about the new 5168G White Gold Aquanaut. Love that color blue with combination of white gold. But ... also thinking about the 5711/1R.Yes they are both totally different watches in a way and have a price difference. But looking aside of that, which one would you choose ?The sporty, big, nice color blue 5168G or the elegant, but more flashy 5711 ?Cheers

Been racking my brain between the SubC, SubC Date, and the SD43.
I’m having a tough time deciding between the Sub, SubC, and the new Sea Dweller. I read some previous threads and am more confused than ever. A bit about me:-I never look at the date complication on my watch, I don’t even set the date on watches that have it -I do a ton of research and contemplating beforehand, and then never sell any of my watches-I have 6 3/4” wrists-I own an Explorer 1-Comfortable with the price difference between all 3 watchesWhat I see as the positives and negatives of eachND Sub:P-Cleanest dialP-Under the RadarN-Have an Explorer 1 and worry that if I added a bezel and replaced the numbers I’d have a sub. This is the least differentiated from the Explorer. Sub Date:P-Has a bit more differentiation from my Explorer due to the cyclopsP-Bit more wrist presence/visually more interesting by comparison to the ND Sub but still understatedN-I don’t even set the date/look at the date on any of my watchesSeadweller 43:P-Wrist presence- I like t