Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso Grande Date

Daytona 116520 and yacht-master 116689
I made an enquiry about getting a Daytona in white and also the IWC Portuguese Yachtmaster white dial with the AD in Maastricht. Daytona will take some time to come if ordered, but I managed to try one on that was waiting for customer to collect. Very nice and elegant compared to my Deepsea and Navitimer; the IWC I dissmissed before I got to Leon Martens as I had tried one on before and the rubber strap would be a major issue. Whist in the AD I mentioned that once I win the Lottery I will get a Rolex Yacht-Master, so out one came for me to try on! Wow, this makes my Deepsea seem light, but boy I was I taken with it and it would be No 1 on my list once the ticket comes in.Meanwhile, in the real World, I now have to decide if I am going to order the Daytona - I need to reflect on logic ((€) v emotion.

Tough time wearing my SD
This is gonna be a crazy and weird one and I'm sure most of you will have a blast laughing at me.It's hot right now in Italy. My town yesterday was reported as the record hottest city in the whole country. Of course today it's pretty far from being fresh. Anyway this is what's happening when I use my SD in these weather conditions: My wrist under there is constantly sweating,and I mean constantly. The SD stays in place in there sticked to my wrist due to the sweat. The thing is that given the watch weight and the skin's stickiness when the watch tend to bend outward(yes..I have skinny wrist) the whole skin follows.....The result at the end of the day is this weird sensation on my wrist like it has been twisted for the whole day.It feels tired,and is a constant distraction for me for the whole day....Not a pleasant sensation,really,no matter how weird or ridicolous it looks. Should I wait for a fresher and drier weather ??? This is what happen when you are too much used to velcro strap

Holidays, A Hat & A Watch - Seiko Spring Drive Content!
It's that time of year once again and the family is beginning to ready themselves for a well deserved holiday. I usually arrive on location, realise it's 40 degrees Celsius outside and head off to the beach shops to find a protective hat. Not this time!!! Nope, on this occasion I'm prepared for whatever the sun (or rain) can throw at me having today received my very own Tarp Hat!! And which watch will match my rough and ready Brazilian tarpaulin hat and my own rugged good looks??!! Well, I reckon the Seiko Spring Drive Air Diver should do the trick..Seiko SBGA029 Meets A Tarp Hat ? thirtyfivemill

Any real life shots of the new PO 8500?
I have been dying to see some real life shots of this watch besides the pictures on Omega's website, etc.I was interested in purchasing one of these since September, but the dealer I am trying to get the watch from said they woudn't be in stock until the end of October - never happened. Then he said the end of November, - again never happened.So with that said, I am starting to get a little antsy and I am wondering if anyone has som real life pictures.

Thinking of selling a couple rolex for a Aquanaut.
So, I am giving some thought into selling my 116613LB and Explorer(39mm) it help fund my first PP, Aquanaut. Before I do this I need to know what to expect from the watch. I am not sure, but I think it is safe to assume that the Aquanaut will not be as durable as the two Rolexs mentioned. With that being said, the use of the watch will not be for heavy use. i will leave that to my Hulk Submariner, which I plan to keep.The intent of use will be for travel, possibly swimming, dinner, Church and other medium task. No golf or tennis or snorkeling, eventhough I believe it ca handle diving 60'. Please tell me if the watch is too delicate like its siblings and that I am better off keeping what I have, or will it do what I want it to do without breaking a sweat.Also, what can I expect form the company itself when it comes to warranty, service and cost of service.