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Rolex Launches New Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Edition Dive Watch in New York
Rolex has launched a new version of its deep-diving Rolex Deepsea watch. The new model ($12,350) features a dial that is dark blue at the top, and then darkens gradually to black at the bottom. Rolex calls the dial treatment ¡°D-blue.¡± Aside from the dial, the watch, called the Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Edition, is identical to other Rolex Deepsea models, which are water-resistant to 3,900 meters thanks to what Rolex calls its ¡°Ringlock System,¡± a combination of protective features that include a steel compression ring that surrounds the movement and supports the caseback and crystal.?Rolex unveiled the watch Aug. 4 at a screening of a new 3-D documentary that Hollywood director James Cameron (Titanic, Avatar) made about his 2012 dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest point of the ocean anywhere on earth, in a one-man submersible called the Deepsea Challenger.? Affixed to the submersible were three specially made Rolex Deepsea models, two on its hull and one on the roboti

OK, Need your help.
Ok, I'm having a brain-freeze day.. What's the name of the dial that has the 'grooves' cut into it straight up & down? Man - been trying to remember that all day. It's on the OP & I think DJ watches. I believe it was discontinued last year or the year before.e on - I know someone will post the answer within 10 minutes....

The MB&F HM2.2 "Black Box"
Simply black: Alain Silberstein¡¯s surprise take on Horological Machine No 2What happens when that master of glorious colour, French high-end watch designer Alain Silberstein, is let loose with MB&F¡¯s Horological Machine No2? The surprising answer is a new, all-black case that epitomises Bauhaus purity and restraint. The new model, called Horological Machine No2.2, is known affectionately in-house as ¡°the black box¡±. It will be issued in a limited edition of eight watches. MB&F is a company founded 4 years ago by the former head of Harry Winston Timepieces, Maximilian B¨¹sser, and is dedicated to designing and crafting small series of radical concept watches in collaboration with talented professionals. The new case by Alain Silberstein houses the same groundbreaking ¡°engine¡± as Horological Machine No2, introduced in 2008 and featuring the world¡¯s first mechanical movement combining an instantaneous jumping hour, concentric retrograde minutes, retrograde date, bi-hemisphere moon

Weidi Watch
First, yes, I know, Weidi is the cheapest watch brand out there and they just don't last long. However, after carefully inspecting the cause of my last Weidi watch's death, I found that it was a simple issue of pocket lint and dust getting into the watch through the release latch. (My Weidi watch cost me a total of $6.75, free shipping, so it wasn't much a loss)I have two questions:First, where is the best place to find a very very cheap mechanical pocket watch? I can not wear a wrist-watch, as my hand will go numb, or I start having fits of pain (carple-tunnel). Second question: Would I be insane to purchase this watch? cgi.ebay/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...%3DI%26otn%3D2(I can get it even cheaper, I am willing to bet...)What kind of watch is that? Would it be called a pocket watch, or would you wear it around your neck? (Since, I can't really tell...)And, what is an Archiaze ¡°type¡± of watch (which, is what this watch is classified as)Since this particular "pocket" watch is more closed to the

You always come back...
... to the AP TRF forum. So what have I missed gang? I've been away indulging in some of my other hobbies lately and forgot to check TRF until I strapped on my 15300.