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Invicta Pro Diver Wood Watch
I am not always a fan of Invicta watches, but with the number of pieces they release, there are bound to be some cool ones. Lately I have been fascinated with watches that have wood in them. Some watches are all wood, while others use the material for the dial, or other elements of the watch. Invicta has taken wood and used it in their Pro Diver watch, for the "Pro Diver Wood" watch. You can see that wood is used as the center link in the bracelet, as well as for the dial.The wood used is actually teak - a popular wood when it comes to water resistance. Well, I have feeling it is highly treated though. The links in the bracelet are capped in steel to reduce wear. While the dial isn't the epitome of clarity, it is considered "unbusy" by Invicta standards. In all steel, the case is 48mm wide, and actually have a really attractive looking rotating diver's bezel.Going? back to the bracelet, you'll notice the use of what looks like tons of screws to hold it together. Feels like Invicta want

Newbie with new smp
Hi All,I just got my first SMP and I just want to share pics. The dealer even threw in a free model of an 007 car.Ed

Factoid of the Day -1/23/08
from a physics forum post by diamondgeezer:Does a wristwatch measure imaginary time? This is from "Exploring Black Holes" by Taylor and Wheeler. It's a very good book but I struggle not with the math, but the explanations (sometimes)On page B-13 is a frame called "Metric for the Rain Frame", which is a transformation of the Schwarzschild Metric from "bookkeeper coordinates" to shell coordinates to "rain coordinates"All well and good.Here is the final equation for the rain frame:The text continues:Quote:This metric can be used anywhere around a non-rotating black hole, not just inside the horizon. Our ability to write the metric in a form without infinities at is an indication that the plunger feels no jerk or jolt as she passes through the horizon Now I have a few observations about this:1. Yes, the metric has got rid of the infinity at butwhen r this means that which means that is imaginary2. When r is slightly greater than 2M, then in order for the wristwatch of the plunger to r

Talk about peer pressure...
So Roger, I'm going to blame this one on you...with all the talk of Montoyas, Barrichellos and Schumachers! After all, I have to blame it on someone...right? So without further hesitation, I present the newest member of the family:Sadly the RBII had to go, but it was a worthy sacrifice for this piece. I struggled with the old style AP deployment and tried both regular as well as short straps to no avail. The tang buckle fits perfectly and is very comfortable. The grey combined with rose is just amazing in the flesh. One of (if not the best) limited edition ROOs AP has done.I'll take some more pics soon...

Datejust 41 or Speedmaster?
Of course the title doesn't make sense so I will make a long story short. When I first got into watches I really wanted an Omega SMP but didn't have the budget. Settled for a Tag Aquaracer and sold it a year later to help fund my Sub 114060 which I love (my first keeper watch) and I am looking to expand my collection in the future.Before I pulled the trigger on the Sub, I decided on the Speedmaster but realized the bracelet doesn't fit right and that if I am going to own this watch, I want it on a black leather strap. I didn't want leather and manual wind for every day wear and also decided I like the hesalite version best, so I wanted something more scratch resistant.Recently I have become obsessed with the new DJ41, specifically smooth bezel on jubilee – Rhodium or blue dial (pictures absolutely welcomed, please and thank you).I would appreciate your thoughts and comments on whether you would go for the SMP on leather (with the option to add/change straps) or the Datejust41 (an