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A Formidable Foursome: 4 Watches Worn and Endorsed by Pro Golfers
For many of us, summer means weekends on the golf course and lazy afternoons watching your favorite professional golfers compete in the major tournaments on TV. And for some of us, this also involves paying close attention to what watches these athletes are sporting in their interviews, trophy presentations, and in some cases, even during competition on the course. As the 2015 PGA Championships wrap up this weekend, we showcase a foursome of notable watches favored by the pros.Rolex has had a long history of being worn, and in many cases endorsed, by several of golf’s greatest players, including Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson. Mickelson, winner of five major championships including three Masters titles and the 2013 PGA Tournament, can be spotted these days in print and TV advertisements sporting the Swiss brand’s newly revamped Rolex Oyster Perpetual Day-Date, notably the platinum-cased model with “ice-blue” dial that made its debu

Pre-Bell Ross Instrument BR Heritage luxurious Watches
Understanding without the time effort is provided by a flat Sapphire that is treated to minimize reflectivity. Animate the two versions of Bell & Ross BR Heritage watch is the calibre ETA 2892 luxurioustion. This automatic movement offers a 42 hour power reserve and it is equipped with a stop-seconds for the scanning feature second hand.

Hands-On: The New Seiko Prospex 200m Divers, SRP775 And SRP777, Two Dive Watches Made Like Quartz Never Happened
This year we've got two new additions to the Seiko family of entry and mid-level diver's watches. These are the new-to-the-Prospex line, cushion-cased-shaped dive watches, which for the U.S. market, currently consists of two references: SRP775 (with bracelet) and SRP777 (on a silicon rubber strap). Seiko's entry level dive watches have probably been the first automatic mechanical watch for more future watch enthusiasts than any other type of watch (except possibly the Seiko 5) and with good reason: they represent a combination of honesty, practicality, durability, and history that, along with a price that puts them in reach for anyone with an interest in mechanical watches, makes them a no-brainer. So how well do the new models measure up to the classics? Let's take a look. 1 OF 12 Before getting started on the watches, a bit about Seiko nomenclature. The vintage Seiko divers that the new Prospex models most resemble are the cushion-cased 6306/9, 150-meter

Another first AP thread! ROO Safari
I haven't been a long time AP lover, in fact I never considered one like some watches that I've wanted for years (such as a PP nautilus) but not too long ago I went into the only AD in Melbourne that stocks AP's and had a browse....didn't take long to want one more than any watch I could think of! I guess I don't see many, if any, around here and pictures just don't do them justiceThey happened to have a Royal Oak Offshore Safari and another model in stock that arrived the day before. The sales guy was actually surprised as he said they normally sell Safari's to VIP's before they hit the shelf and that they only get allocated 2 per financial year from AP (who knows how much truth is in that...they are salespeople after all)Anyway, told me the price...and that there are no discounts even though I'm a long time client since its such a rare/sought after model in Australia and they were confident it would sell for full price that week. Wasn't going to reserve it at full retail price so I l

Nav owners and your confindence of 3 bar WR
Looking for input from others - are you confident enough about your 3 bar WR to wash your watch under the faucet in the sink? - I'm familiar with the charts on line, more interested in experience from other owners.