Omega Constellation Quartz 27 mm Polished Stainless Steel

theof Tag Heuer watch would looked better less half-banana in the form of eye
Most of the shows is that we know and love on the Carrera except for size small and simple-looking face. To help keep research too bare face, nails in Paris added designers texture (just a series of square boxes model) on the face and he gives one of these Windows "open" date that I am disgust whenever I see them. In my humble opinion, the watch would looked better less half-banana in the form of eye - headaches of a date window.

Hands-On: With The Absolutely Insane Blancpain X Fathoms (Live Pics, Official Pricing)
This is a good one, folks.? If you know anything about dive watches, you know that the Fifty Fathoms from Blancpain is often put in the same league as the Rolex Submariner when it comes to category-creating sport watches.? The 50 Fathoms, according to some, even pre-dates the Submariner by a year, and it was used by countless armed forces throughout the 20th century.Today, Blancpain continues the Fifty Fathoms line in a few different varieties, including this guy with a "no radiation" dial, a HODINKEE favorite.? But, the undisputed king of the Blancpain dive watches is this monster you see above, entitled the X Fathoms. 2 OF 14 The X Fathoms is something of a concept dive watch (though indeed put into production and sold via traditional retail channels), that was designed to be the ultimate in mechanical dive tools.? It features all of the following: a mechanical depth gauge, amorphous metal membrane, depth indication on two scales, maximum depth memory with secured reset

Any Pics of a H71556593
I am considering a H71556593 but as you all know, stock photos really stink. No B&M Hamilton dealers near by. If any of you guys have a picture of one, I sure would like to see it.Thanks!

Change it up a little...Stainless Bracelet Content
Mounted the 42mm black dial on my Stainless Steel bracelet.Your thoughts?

Waterproofing capability with an unscrewed crown (ROO)
Hi guys,Appreciate some opinion here. Earlier today, I went swimming with my ROO on and crown unlocked! Just swimming at the surface, no more than 1m and for only about 10 minutes. It did not appear that there was any water ingress to the naked eye after considerable squinting. Also placed the watch in the fridge face down, to lower the case temperature as I was thinking if there was gonna be any condensation, I should see it. Nothing turned up either. My question is: With the crown not screwed down, is there a basic level of water ingress protection built in? I was googling earlier and understand that Rolex has this protective device though not officially acknowledged. Any of you guys have similar experiences to share or perhaps know the insides of the watch well enough? If it helps, its a F series Black Themes.Thanks for reading.