Cartier Trinity 18 krt tri-colour gold

Pulsemeter bezel?
HiI wondered if any of you guys have ever seen a (aftermarket of course) pulsemeter bezel for submariner? I know rolex made one several years ago for the Daytona, but not anymore?The function would be very usefull for me. I have found a couple of pulsemeters, but figure since I already have a 16610 the cheapest and simplest solution is to get a bezel insert.Thanks¡ä

feedback on Jazzmaster Lady Auto
Hi guys, this is my first post on the Hamilton Forum.I have been looking for a watch for my wife and come across the Jazzmaster Lady Auto, in a black dial and leather.hamiltonwatch/webapp/...c=AC&y=74&p=35I haven't been able to go to any AD as I am outstationed at this moment. Can you guys give me an honest opinion on the watch? I am also a little concern about the opening on the face which shows what seems to be a rather undecorated movement, like the Open Heart.

Azimuth Baselworld 09 press release for SP-1 Roulette
Dear All,Azimuth Baselworld 09 press release for SP-1 RouletteFor avid players of the Roulette game, Azimuth has launched the aptly named ¡°Roulette¡± watch;inspired by the obvious; the roulette wheel and its solid rectangular table. The Roulette is producedin time for the opening of Singapore¡¯s first and Asia¡¯s grandest Casino in mind by end of 2009.The winding crown takes the form of a dice and serves 2 purposes; to set the time and to activatethe spinning ball. By depressing and releasing the dice at the same time, the player ¡°starts the ballrolling¡± (or spinning in this case). The hand with the ball spins around the roulette dial and stopsrandomly but always landing in the ¡°slot¡± at the base of any given number.The 3‐dimensional roulette dial gives the impression of a miniature roulette wheel encapsulated in asapphire crystal.Massive the case may be (at 45mm x 34mm), thisblock of CNC cut 316L stainless steel case isergonomically design to ensure a snug fit on theuser¡¯s wrist wi

New Planet Ocean-mesh love
With the much appreciated help of Fr John, I recently purchased a new Planet Ocean model 2200.51.00 from his recommended dealer. The transaction was flawless, a great watch purchasing experience.To give you some history, I was originally considering several versions of this model including the newest 45.5mm ceramic. I went to my local AD and tried on the 45.5 but it was just too big and thick, and I have a big wrist 7-3/4. I also wasn't crazy about the grey ceramic bezel. So I decided on the 45mm (thinner) model with the 8500 movement. I wanted to be sure I got the D version so I decided to buy new and move fast as they are disappearing since being recently discontinued. I wasn't sure which band I wanted, so along with the steel bracelet, I ordered the mesh and the black rubber strap with orange stitching (I'll address the rubber strap later in a different post). When I received the watch I was thrilled with the watch but the steel band felt very heavy and uncomfortable. And although i

Panerai 47mm vs 44mm..... How BIG a Difference?
For those of you that think a Panerai 44mm watch is just tooooooo big, take a look at the difference between a 44 and a 47 side by side!Cheers!