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Hexa K500 + Q500 Review
When considering Hexa's dive watches, you immediately have to decide whether or not you are down with the crown being located between the 10 o'clock and 11 o'clock markers. It's not a conventional placement, but it's also not on the part of the watch that might dig into your hand ¡ª a bonus in my book. It's a bold design decision and since I applaud messing with convention, count me in.But if you are that sensitive in general, the Hexa probably isn't for you. These watches definitely go better with the guy who drives a F150, not for the guy who carries a copy of "Pride and Prejudice" in his back pocket. Not that there's anything wrong with that.Now that the elephant in the room has been addressed, let's get to total package. Hexa's automatic K500 and its quartz sibling the Q500 are utilitarian tool divers that borrow visual cues from the Sinn U1. There are lots of sharp angles throughout the watches, which share the same case shape. If these watches were a human body, they would have a

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It's black, it's big, it's awesome... A Casio? Yes but a really great one.
Well I had my eyes on this one since the first time I saw a picture of it in one of the forums some months ago. I am not really a quartz watch guy but for some reason this model caught my attention and I really liked the overall look of this watch. So I had only to wait for it to surface on the watch sales forum for a price that was affordable for me, it became my Valentine present from my wife including the matching strap.Of course taste is taste and some might discount a watch like this from the start. I know because I did that for a while, I was simply turned off by the plasic case and black color and the fact that the earlier models looked more like small rubber tires on people's arms at least in my view. However after owning two Casio ProTrek Solar watches, I know that they are capable of good quality products and I am happy to say that I am not disappointed in the least. This is a fantastic watch. AndI did not even read all the specs which are a couple of pages longof course

Flightmaster, Question
Greetings everyone. I am looking to add a Flightmaster to my collection. I don't have a lot of Omega knowledge, and honestly, only one watch (speedmaster), but the Flightmaster has intrigued me for a long time and I think I'm finally going to pull the trigger and get one. What I'm confused about, is the difference between the 910 and 911, first and second generation Flightmasters. Specifically, what is the purpose of the register at the 9:00 position in the 910? It shows up to 24, and looks to be a day/night indicator of some kind, is that what it is? Simply showing the current time (coinciding with the regular hour and minute hands of the watch) in military? Or is it an independent time zone indicator? So the watch actually has Three timezones(?). Anybody with knowledge of this I greatly appreciate your help. Thanks,

Rolex SS Skydweller
So one of my ADs has a 326933 they got in today and I can buy it. Its the black face.I'm first on the list for a blue face at another AD and thats the one I really want (think I will get that in January). So should I buy the black face? Think anyone would trade me a 116500 for it?