Rado Integral Platinum-tone Ceramic Men's Watch R20282142

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

Hands-On: With The Cl¨¦ de Cartier, An Evolution In Concept, Shape, And Functional Design (Live Photos, Pricing)
My first vintage watch was a?Cartier Santos Dumont?¨C?a small, handsome, time-only yellow gold model from the 1960s that introduced me to the wide, wide world of vintage watch research.?I became fixated on this watch for a myriad of reasons, but most certainly because I knew Cartier as a watchmaker?and this particular watch?harkened back to both the early days of the maison?and the early commercial history of wristwatches in general. So when Cartier announced a completely new line of watches ¨C Cl¨¦ de Cartier ¨C I was curious to see?how this legendary company intends to move forward?with a respect for its heritage?and an eye on innovation. 2 OF 14 Silhouettes of Cartier's iconic wristwatches. From left: the Santos, Tank, Ballon Bleu, and Cl¨¦ de Cartier. In a slickly-designed presentation, Cartier distills the current design of its watches to four main case shapes. The Santos Design aficionados may lament the absence of the Cartier Crash in this quartet, but that par

Oris Divers fit Nato bands?
I am interested in Oris Divers. Do they fit nato bands? If so, please post photos.

Another cool thrift store find
I really dig this auto! The band is very comfortable (I dont usually like steel bands) I had never heard of Fortis. The buttons are a bit sticky. Aside from taking it in for service. Are there any tricks to getting them to loosen up?

Ever Lose Interest Waiting For Service?
I sent my Nautilus 3710 Comet to PP/Stern for service in June. Haven't got it back yet (don't worry, this is considered normal).While waiting this past half year plus, I've kinda lost interest in getting it back. I honestly cannot imagine feeling all warm and fuzzy when I see it again. Actually thinking of posting it for sale as soon as it arrives home (whenever that occurs...)So has anyone else lost interest in their Patek while waiting the long-a$$ time it took to service it?