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JS Watch Frisland Classic
The Frisland Classic is the latest new piece from Iceland-based JS Watch. What I think is generally amusing about the brand is that the traditional style of their watches casts a personality on the small company that doesn't precisely communicate who they are. Youthful, stylish, and full of a lot of character the people who run JS Watch produce these watches as hip traditional timepieces rather being stuffy and conservative themselves.Knowing that helps understand their collection as well as the them begin watches such as the Frisland Classic and the earlier Islandus 44mm that we did an watches-dealer review of here. With classic, handsome proportions the Frisland Classic is a bit smaller at 42mm wide in a highly polished steel case. At 12mm thick it isn't an ultra-thin watch but should rather wear "substantially" without feeling too thick. Love for this watch is going to be all about the dial. JS Watch adopted a lot of elements from tradition pocket watches in the design. In fact, it

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I have been intrigued by his watch, for a while now.Would some member, please explain to me how the timezone element of the watch works??Do you depress the button at the 10 o'clock position and the move the hour hand on.until it is aligned to the city that you require.Many thanks

Don't counterfit in Philadelphia
I caught a short news story on one of the Philadelphia TV stations on 4/26/10 about the destruction of thousands of Rolex fakes by one of the Government agencies here using a steam roller to crush them. The story said that the individual who made them in his house in one of the local 'burbs was sent to prison for six years.

Considering a different AP
I would really appreciate some input from the AP experts on here. I currently have a steel diver in my collection (picture below), but it has not really been a great piece for me. It's my first and only AP. I don't want to give up on AP, so I am considering a Safari (26470), Ceramic Diver (15707), or Ceramic 44mm (26400).The challenge is that I have a 6.5 wrist and the diver feels a little top heavy. I have considered moving to the smaller strap size, and may do that with my next piece.For those that perhaps started with a diver, did any of the above provide you with a better AP experience? I am leaning towards the Safari, and would value any thoughts you may have.Thank you!

My First!
Hello allI've been lurking for about a year now and chime in once in a while. After the countless hours I've spent looking through this forum and the pictures of everyone's watches I thought my first nice watch was going to be a Rolex, specifically a 116613lb. I visited several AD's throughout SoCal and Vegas and was in love with the 2-tone blue sub after trying on almost all the modern models. About a month ago I stopped by Traditional Jewelers in Newport Beach and saw they had a 15400 black dial. I tried it on and really loved it but thought it was out of my price range for at least a few years. I figured I would get one in a few years after first getting a Rolex. Fast forward....On Thursday I was in Newport again and dropped by Traditional Jewelers. They had the same 15400 black dial and I tried it on again. And I really didn't want to take it off. I tried on the 15400 and the 116613lb side by side and there was no comparison to me. The AP was just so much more refined and the finis