Invicta Reserve Bolt Chronograph Perforated Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch

Damasko DA44 Review
Usually, when we talk about what sets a certain brand apart it's an interesting aesthetic design feature, or better than average finishing for the price. Occasionally, but less often, it pertains to something unique with the movement, like an in-house complication or extended power reserve. Well, what sets Damasko apart is something entirely different, the very materials from which they are made and the engineering behind them.Located in Regensburg, Germany, Damasko has been going about watch making differently since 1994. Rather than just making quality watches, which is more than enough in most cases, they wanted to set all new standards. So, they've re-designed and engineered everything, owning dozens of patents for materials and mechanisms. These include the very steel from which the watches are made to their own silicon hairsprings, all of which they make themselves. In 2010 they also became a genuine manufacture with two in house movements, the A 35-1 and the H 35, both of which

Minimum Wrist Size for AP ROO
Hi guys, just a quick question:Do those of you who have slightly smaller wrists (mine are 7 at best) find the AP ROOs a tad large or top heavy? Just wondering as I'm considering a plunge into the world of AP (and I place the blame squarely on you guys and this awesome forum ).Thanks.

Friday Funder: The dearest of antiheroes
Image of 'The New Mutants # 98', the first magazine that appeared Deadpool.Image of 'The New Mutants # 98', the first magazine that appeared Deadpool. enlargeSimply, it became Deadpool, the same people hugging and then dispatches a kick. He who does not know whether it is good or bad. Which he stuns everyone with his nonsense and can kill without remorse easy with dangerous katana.Watch deadpool movie OnlineThat's why we want everyone. By mad, cynical and funny.

New (to me) Seamaster Chrono 2598.80 silver bezel. First Omega!
Since I'm currently tasked with the web design for the new Omega Forums, I figured it was only fitting I started my Omega collection ASAP.The value provided by second-hand Omega pieces seems fantastic. The build quality is so tough and they're well engineered. Even older Omega bracelets and clasps seem to out-do Rolex and other brands in many ways. It's built like a tank, and weighs approximately 210 grams. What really sold me on the SMP chrono was TRF member dsio informing me the pushers were usable to the full depth rating. I'd previously never heard of a chrono with this feature. I can actually make use of this for free-diving, training, etc. A very useful complication. A 2598.80 silver-bezel (purchased in '98) popped up for a great price, so I jumped on it. The cost was easily low enough to be approved by my CFO ;)One of the previous owners was clever enough to attempt to remove the bezel with a bread knife (crowbar?) or similar, so it has a very slight wobble to it. I've ordered a

Best trade for a 2011 Mini Cooper ever!
So I'm generally a Rolex girl...but it seems my significant other may have caught the bug! Here's the result of a trade she worked out for her old car: