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What Features Should A Casio Smartwatch Have?
It is almost the middle of 2015, and now that the Apple Watch is here, people are still asking me "when is Casio going to release their smartwatch?" In a sense, much of what Casio already produces are "smartwatches," and the Japanese company arguably created the segment with a number of interesting watches over the years that do more than just tell the time (starting back in the 1980s during the "quartz revolution"). In 2011, Casio even began producing Bluetooth-connected G-Shock watches that offer simple notifications and music controls along with a small number of other features (which continues in some models produced today). With all that in mind, why is it that a company which should be the obvious front-runner as a traditional watch brand (and electronics company) to making smartwatches, have seemingly nothing in their pipeline to address the question of what Casio's answer to the smartwatch will be?The high-end Casio G-Shock MT-G costs $1,000, showing that there is market for mo

Watch What-If: Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000
In this edition of watches-dealer's "Watch What-If," designer Niklas Bergenstjerna takes a look at the 2014 Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000 dive watch (hands-on here), and imagines what it would be like for this icon-inspired diver to have been inspired by other natural frontiers. In a sense, the concept is "what if the Sea-Dweller 4000" was not a dive watch at all, but rather inspired by water, land, air, and space? Of course, at heart, the design of the Rolex Sea-Dweller is all about diving, so this is a mere artistic taste of what it might look like rendered as though it were inspired by something else.Above is what Bergenstjerna calls the "Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000 Land," inspired by just that. In his words it is "a watch sprung from the deep woods. It has surfaces from the trees with earth tone colors. What about exploring the wild wearing a gold watch with a cork dial? Sure, why not! The Rolex Sea-Dweller 4000 Land is the ultimate 'gold-digger' watch!"The next one is inspired by the sky, nam

RBii vs. JPM vs. GP
I'm looking to purchase my first AP imminently, and I was hoping some of the cognoscenti here could help me out. I've narrowed my choices to the three above, all in gold, but am having trouble pinning down the exact size of each. I've tried on the Grand Prix, and know it's 44mm, but I've seen the Rubens and the Montoya listed anywhere from 42-46mm. I'm a large mammal, and definitely want at least 44mm, so if the other two do, in fact, clock in at 42mm, my agonizing decision would be much easier. Thanks to any of you fine folks who may have an answer, and I'll be sure to post my purchase next week.

PO Bracelet micro adjustment?
Is there any sort of adjustment for getting the fit perfect on the current PO or 2011 PO's?With the Rolex sub 14060M there's pin holes in the clasp that allow for some adjusting of sorts. The new Sub-C has glidelock. Is there anything similar or close on the PO's?

New Aquanaut owner question...
How often is servicing required and what's the cost...give or take?Thanks!