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Corum Admiral's Cup Deep Hull 48 Limited Edition Watch
It is big and it goes down pretty deep. It is also the first real diver's watch from Corum that I can think of (aside from a few dive style Corum Bubble watches). This is the new for 2010 Admiral's Cup Deep Hull 48 watch from Corum, and it is rather interesting, though I have some thoughts on it overall. The Admiral's Cup line has been very good to the brand, and over the last few years Corum has been refining it a lot. More models, lots of variety, and a furtherance of making them look more manly as opposed to colorful (which was the classic look with all the colored flags). Today's Admiral's Cup watches share very little in common with the originals. Here, the flags are barely still there in monochromatic glory. The real standout features of an Admiral's Cup watch is its 12 sided case and bezel.The Deep Hull 48 is in a 48mm wide titanium case, and is actually weighty for titanium. It is after all, a large watch. The case comes in either brushed titanium or in PVD black coated titaniu

2210 Anyone?
I am interested in the 2200 and 2210. In searching this board I have been able to find many user photo's of the chronometer, but none of the chronograph. Would someone who has this watch please reply with some of their own images. I really need to go try it on, however this should keep me busy in the interim. Also, in light of a lack of presence I feel that I should ask if their is anything that is unfavorable about this watch that would prevent someone from purchasing it? My understanding is that the movement is solid. Thanks in advance.

What's your wrist size
I have an 8.5in wrist. It's good to have a big wrist because big watches fit well. But there are many watches between 38m -40m that just look small on my hand. So I am wondering about the rest of the people here.

Ray Wilkins (English Football) with S/S Daytona
Ray Wilkins at half time of tonights Chelsea v Man Utd match, wearing black faced S/S Daytona!

Brand new buyer a little disappointed
Long story short I have always wanted a Rolex and years ago saw and decided the hulk was going to be it for a number of reasons. Bought a house first, zero debt. Saved and saved got married, had a kid and life happened. Got caught up again, saved some more and it was finally time. Grabbed the cash and went to the distributor after doing some research on various ones. I show up cash in hand and proudly ask for my watch! As you all know they said that it is not available but they can put me on the list. No clear answer to when. A little disappointed I drive to a few other places only to hear the same thing. My question or comment would be watch enthusiasts know there is a shortage, the general public does not. It¡¯s a luxury item that is supposed to be a experience. Trying on watches, getting it fitted and finally buying the watch. The shortage doesn¡¯t make me want it more it¡¯s made me rethink if I truly want it. My wife wanted to surprise me and see if she could get it and she basically