Panerai LUMINOR MARINA Automatic in Edelstahl - 40mm - PAM 49 - Rare

Three New Casio Oceanus Models To Feature Hybrid Timekeeping System Merging GPS And Radio Signal Syncing
Earlier this year, we brought you news of a?fresh G-Shock release, which was Casio's ¨C and in fact the world's ¨C first wrist watch to incorporate a hybrid movement that would allow the?watch to sync the exact time both through atomic clock radio signals and GPS satellites. Recently, Casio has announced three new models, all versions of the Casio?OCW-G1000 models?from?the Casio Oceanus collection, which will receive the same novel?hybrid movement?that we saw make its debut in the G-Shock GPW-1000.?This heavy-hitter combination of?the more elegant Casio Oceanus line and the?unique?feature-set of the movement certainly is designed to be Casio's answer to?Seiko's Astron Solar GPS watches (which we reviewed here).Casio has worked together with Sony to develop this unique low-energy consumption movement that would allow for both the reception of six-band radio signals as well as GPS signals. Radio controlled watches can sync up with?signals coming from six different?sources, which are locate

An oldie but goodie....Seiko 1970s LM
midsized watch but really a nice one: the faceted crystal catches daylight and makes the watch sparkle like a diamond!

The Definitive ROO/RO weight Thread!!
We have so many questions and comments on the weight of specific models that I thought it might be helpful to put them all in one place with photos of varied models and the weight. If you agree this is a useful thread maybe it becomes a sticky in due course?? Since I have a few of my pieces in the same place at the moment I will kick things off. ROO 42mm Rubens Barrichello 2 in Platinum on alligator with deployant.

planet ocean 8500 42mm review
i would just like to give some feedback on my new omega planet ocean 8500 42mm orange numbers(sorry the reference is too long and i havent memorized it yet)its really a beautiful watch. ceramic bezel is beautiful. i love the traditional rachet mechanism. the 42mm case is just right (makes the dial bigger) but overall doesnt seem big (since with bezel). the lugs are tapering down and slim. just some touches of polish (still a diver/tool). the raised numerals, markers, hands shine with just a small amount of light. the dial is matte black i thought that would be a turn off but actually the dial has many faces. most of the time it's deep black.the case is thick.(thick watches constantly remind me its there so i tend to be careful and not bump it around) it's heavy too (im guessing 180-200grams) even heavier than my pam. i would like to wear this watch everyday (but i would just have to get used to the weight). its a little top heavy so better wear it snug.the links are brushed, thick and

Looking For a Good Gray Market Dealer
Trying to find a 45.5 PO at a great price, any suggestions?