Ulysse Nardin Ultra Thin

Seamaster model
In responding to another thread I realized I don't know exactly which Seamaster I own. An internet search revealed the 2255 and/or the 2255.80.What's the difference?Thanks.

Casio Protrek PRG 130 VR
My local Seiko AD asked me for my impression on this model, naturally I said yes because this allows me to check out these tool watch which easily goes unnoticed. This is the Asian version. The Casio Pathfinder PAW1500 series sold in the US is similar but packs the 5 Multiband RC feature.Titanium version, the Bezel is rotates bidirectional, 200M WRResin Rubber Strap VersionSolar Powered with Battery Indicator and Power Save Mode, titanium braceletLarge Buttons, Glove friendlyThe SensorThe Adjustment Button and Light ButtonPRG-130 Specifications:- 200M WR- EL Auto Light On- Rotating Direction Bezel- Perpetual Calendar- Accuracy +/-20sec per month- Compass (0¡ã- 359¡ã) 20 seconds continuous measurement- Barometer: 260hPa - 1,100hPa (7.65 to 32.45 inHg)- Altimeter: -700m ¨C 10,000m (-2,300 to 32,800 ft.)- Thermometer: -10¡ãC to 60¡ãC (14oF to 140oF)- World time: 33 cities (29 time zones)- Moon data: Lunar date/phase of the moon display- Tide graph: Tidal in and out: six step display, tidal ran

The Stales' Modern Hamilton Watch Challenge
The time has finally arrived. Time for your humble co-moderator to acquire a modern Hamilton.Last week I battled through seven hours of rainforest, mud, sweat, a little blood and very impressive blisters, following machette-weilding pygmies to get some rock samples. Even had to get paddled across a river in a dug out canoe!! Got five rocks in all this time; after covering 12kms (what's that - about 9 miles?) to do it. That's about 1.5 km/h; about 1 mile an hour. I was drenched from head to knee with sweat and from knee to toe with mud and water.Oh - forgot to mention - the day before we drove 8 hours along atrocious gravel roads to get to site; shook the bejeebers out of me; even took my watch off it was getting such a beating. I'll do the right thing by our forum sponsors and not mention what I was wearing - but in fairness it has been doing a great job.So - over to you guys.....what should I get?Here's the specsMust be a Hamilton - of course!Preferably be automatic.Maximum comp

Two-tone watch
Good evening sirs and ladies, I am thinking of purchasing a 2nd hand watch that is two toned, but the tone/gold accent is very much faded, is it a good idea to have the gold tone/accent buffed out by my watchmaker to make it more presentable, I believe it also has a rotating solid steel bezel with painted numbers, what kind of paint do they usually use on these?

Do they make such an animal? Hopefully so.
First up. I barrowed the attached photo from one of the listings in the classified section. Now to the question. I would love to find a seamaster pro that looks like this minus the date. I know most people want the date but it bugs me. Not so much that I just won't have it but I prefer, given my druthers, to not. So can anyone tell me if they make such an animal? Many thanks in advance! And a merry Christmas to you all.