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Rolex Deepsea Challenge Watch Goes To Bottom Of The Ocean
Who said Rolex makes only smaller or medium-sized watches? With huge cojones Rolex deftly reclaims their status as king of the dive watch by making the deepest diving mechanical watch ever (as far as I can tell) in the size-happy 51.4mm wide Rolex Deepsea Challenge. The watch is cool and the story is even better - this is PR gold.UPDATE August 2014: In commemoration of James Cameron's Deepsea Challenger dive and upcoming Deepsea Challenge 3D film, Rolex has released a special watch known as the Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Dial dive watch in honor of James Cameron with a blue and black gradient dial which you can read more about here.On March 26, 2012 a vessel called the Deepsea Challenger emerged from the depths off the coast of Guam after spending several hours underwater. Looking like a lime-hued torpedo with two robotic arms, a single man crawled out of the hatch as cameras peered inside to see if man or meat jelly would step out of the green machine after it spent over six hours traveling

The Ball Forum Masthead Photo Contest
The Masthead Photo Contest Hey All:The first and possibly grandest prize will be for the priveledge of having their photo adorn the Forum Mast Head for the next 6 months.Our victor will also receive a Ball Bonus ack, Courtesy of Ball USA Including:2 Ball Coasters1 Ball Mini UV Light1 Ball Lanyard1 Ball Museum Tour T-Shirt1 Ball Magazine Article Reprint2 Ball Handy Watch CatalogsWe will have two honorable mention prize packs as well consisting of the Ball Supplies, just not the t-shirt, as it will be used for our next contest grandprize winner.The rules are simple. Contest ends at 9pm EST on Wednesday, 3/19Pics need to be original, not photoshop/altered.I will try to ask if Ball might be willing to pick our winners.Good luck, and please pm your pics (you can have up to three) to Brandon(hockeybrand) and myself.Thanx everyone.

Noticing someone's watch...
Okay like most people here I guess, I can't help noticing other people's watches. I took my dad to see the family doctor today, & as he was listening to my dad's chest with his stethoscope, I am pretty sure it was a ss Daytona on his wrist (& given his probable income I doubt it was a fake). I'd like to have taken a closer look but I was too shy to say anything.

15400 & 26320 both in a collection?
So I now own both a 15400 & 26320 as 2 of my 3 watch collection. The 15400 is a steel with bracelet & blue dial while the 26320 is a rose gold white dial on strap. Pictures attached. (Sorry no picture of my 15400 on my iPad)A lot of non wiz have been asking me why I have the same watch (although technically it's not the same) in steel and the other in rose gold, and it's kinda gotten into my head. I'm thinking mayb I'll just get tired of looking at the AP genta hexagon design and I should flip my 15400 for some other steel (havnt thought which one yet). What do you guys think? Are there others out there who own a 15400 And a 26320 as well? What are your thoughts?

5146R or 5127R? Which would you choose?
Hello, Which would you recommend as a next watch purchase - 5127R or 5146R? Just posted on another forum but wanted to see what you guys think.I know everyone here likes the complications, in that sense these 2 can't be compared. However, I am mainly concerned in style and aesthetics of these 2 watches. Something that will look stylish and not dates many years to come. Say, Patek 5035 (previous model to 5146) does look dates and not so appealing to me. I am afraid that 5146 might do the same in the future. But, may be I am wrong. Of course the same can happen to 5127.Thanks!