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What do we have here? Doesn't look like a new Tissot T-Touch you say? Well look closer. It is. These are part of the Tissot T-Touch 2 collection of watches, that will secretly replace the original T-Touch models. Actually, the best way to see that they are T-Touch 2 watches is by looking at the LCD screen, and by looking at the back of the watch. I actually didn't have a chance to snap a picture of the back of the watch, but it does say T-Touch 2 back there. The LCD screen is expanded a bit, to look more like that on the T-Touch Expert. The real reason for the new model was because the original T-Touch had some problems with the movement and water resistance. The T-Touch Expert wasn't a replacement because it was bigger and more expensive. So while the T-Touch kept selling well, Tissot was dedicated to releasing a new version that improves upon the original, and resolves the issues that consumers complained about.How do you get a T-Touch 2? Pretty soon Tissot will start to secretly rep

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In the world of micro-brand dive watches, originality is often hard to find. Sure, on the pricier end of the scale one can find companies like UTS making unique and reliable divers. On the lower end, however, most boutique brands offer watches that, while certainly affordable and well made, lack a certain creative spark. If not outright homages, many implement tried and true design elements or use off-the-shelf cases, resulting in timepieces that cannibalize one another and already existing popular models.That's where Halios comes in. Founded by Jason Lim, Halios is a brand out of Vancouver that's developed a real following by those in the know in the watch community. That's because Halios is beloved for their original dive watches (remember the "Puck?") developed from the ground up and sold to you at a fraction of the cost. And their watches are limited productions, so once they're gone, they're truly gone.2013 was a big year for Halios, announcing not one, but three models: the Tropi

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Hi Everyone,This is my first post but I've been surfing in this forum for quite some time now. This forum is partially responsible for my being a Hamilton fan. I've always loved the look of the Jazzmaster line and when I saw the chronograph version on Mr. Fantastic, I just had to have it. The only thing holding me back is my 6.25 inch wrist. When I was ready to get my Jazzmaster Viewmatic, my AD had the black and silver models. I asked friends what they think would be the best color for me and said that the silver was. So after a few tries and a several attempts to convince myself, I finally gave in and now have the silver faces Hamilton Jazzmaster Chronograph. I changed, but kept, the stainless steel strap to a black leather one.Tell me you what you think, I'd love to hear comments from you.

dating Fleiger Chrono Auto model - 3706 03
Correct me if I am wrong, Flieger Chrono Auto model - 3706 03 was last produced in 2005. Mine has the T Swiss Made T dial, a fish crown, and a domed sapphire crystal, just wondering if this is an older model ??, thanks.

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