IWC Pilot Midnight Blue Dial Automatic Men's Chronograph Watch IW377714

Unauthorized Rolex Phone From China Does Actual Rolex Watches Shame
Guess what, China could care less about intellectual property rights. So copyright, trademark, and patent in infringement is just a whim away most of the time. The watch industry has had to deal with this for many years when it comes to replica or fake watches, but there are also other types of trademark infringement situations such as this. Certain Chinese mobile phone makers like to attach high-end names to phone such as this "Rolex" mobile phone. Taking out the legal issues, this is a cute if not slightly pathetic looking homage to what Rolex might be as a phone maker. Who knows, after companies such as Tag Heuer and Ulysse Nardin have made luxury mobile phones, maybe Rolex will someday? How knows.Pictured are two "unauthorized" Rolex labeled mobile phones. The one with more pictures is known as the "Rolex A699." Each is complete with watch images on the screens. Prices for the phone are about $100 is US dollars - though they would quickly be seized if sold outside of China. Rolex c

Submariner 116613LN: Tighten the bezel?
I have had my Sub 11613LN for a month now. I'm very satisfied with it. It is almost as beautiful as my wife (she's sitting next to me)First Q: I've noticed that the ceramic bezel turns about 2 clicks a day by itself (normal use and normal work, i guess it moves by touching my clothes).Is it possible to tighten it a bit (My Omega Seamaster has no problem)?Second Q: it loses 2 secs a day. I would rather be too early than too late. Is is possible to adjust it, so it runs +2 secs instead? The best is of course at the spot.Best regardsJesper

My 2 new Casio(s) ...
The first one is the Casio Pathfinder PAW1500T. Great Pathfinder as usual Casio quality. The bracelet and clasp is nicely done. The rotating bezel reminds of older classic Pathfinder which I really like. And I like the dial layout better than my previous PAW1300T. WR200m adds toughness and peace of mind.Second one is Casio G-Shock GW9200 Riseman. I have the USDM version which has both SI and metric measurement units. And the caseback has a flying dragon instead of the nice JDM flying squrriel embol. This one is a must have me cause its the first G-Shock with atomic solar (multi band 6 BTW that can receive the China atomic signal) and 24hr CDT. Having Snz alarm is nice too (something that's missing from the Pathfinder 1500T). The watch is nicely sized and comfortable to wear. The tail is slightly long, but I imagine that will be good for trying to wear the watch outside of a thick jacket.Including the new G9000/GW9000 Mudman and G9100/GW9100 Gulfman, I really like what Casio's putting o

Question about the model: 3570.50
Hi fellas!I'm looking into getting a manual wind chrono and think the model: 3570.50Is the one to have. However, I'd like a display caseback. Is this model available with a display caseback? Or is there another model in the 42 size range that I should research? Isn't the speedy pro the desired piece for a manual chrono? I'm a Daytona guy so I know absolutely nothing about the speedy and am trying to educate myself. Oh and has to be a bracelet piece. Thanks in advance!

Electric blue
How different is the discontinued electric blue, compared to the blue on say a current SMP?In pictures it looks roughly similar to the blue in the prior version of the Rolex Sub . . . haven't seen the Omega electric blue in real life yet though.