Zenith Captain Winsor Chronograph

Uniform Wares 200 & 300 Series Watches
Designed in London, Uniform Wares presents their second collection of timepieces with the 200 Series watches. UPDATE: Just when I was about to publish this article I learned that Uniform Wares also announced an upcoming 300 pieces Chronograph watch. The collection is based on the design on wall clocks (clearly), with a case that enhances this look featuring a lugless design. In the spirit of pieces such as the Mondaine Swiss Railways watch and the famous Max Bill watches, this functional minimalist design is a modern Bauhaus style classic and arrives with a reasonable price. Thanks to Ivan by the way for pointing this brand and collection out to me.The 100 Series watches were of the same exact design design vein. Looking at the collections side by side (you can see their 100 Series watches here), the 100 Series pieces feel like women or kid version of the 200 Series watches. Both collections are quite nice, but the 200 Series is more refined, has better components, and is larger.At 40m

Deep Blue Depth Master 3000
Travel to the ends of the earth and beyond! Deep Blue's Master 3000 displays a round silver-tone 316L stainless steel case with a 120 click unidirectional rotating bezel. A helium release valve rests at 10:00, as the screw down crown features crown guards.The round dial comes in your choice of color and shows trapezoid index markers at all hour positions. A triangle index marker shows at 12:00. An oversized minute hand displays, as hour and second hands features luminous filling. A convenient day window shows at 3:00, driven by a Japanese Automatic Miyota 9015 movement.The silver-tone stainless steel bracelet tapers to 22mm W and attaches with a push button deployant clasp. Set out to accomplish your dreams with Deep Blue's incredible Master 3000 today!DEEP BLUE ¡°DEPTHMASTER" 3000 METER (10,000 FEET) COLLECTIONLIMITED EDITION NO. 0618 OF 2000DESCRIPTIONMIYOTA 9015 AUTOMATIC + HAND WINDING MOVEMENT42 HOURS POWER RESERVE24 JEWELSDATE AT 3 O'CLOCKDOMED SAPPHIRE CRYSTAL120-CLICK UNIDIRECTI

Limited Editions
My factoid of the Day (8-4-08) about a "Limited Edition" Oris - 2000 pieces - got me thinking about this topic again.I suppose in a global economy, a 2000-piece LE is a drop in the bucket. But it seems like a lot to me. And LEs were all the rage as a marketing gimmick a few years back. (Maybe, we've wised up) There seems to be fewer offerings.So what is really a limited edition, in your opinion.Invicta, for example, routinely produces "limited editions" of about 6,000 to 10,000 watches.Swiss Watch International, another TV retailer, produces limited editions of about 2500 pieces - 500 in each dial color for example.Bradley Time (now defunct) produced a 10,000-piece Donald Duck LE (which I own) back in the 1980s.Gevril GV2s are supposedly 500-piece LEs, too. But they just make a very slight change to the dial or something and crank out the same watch over and over again.My Clerc (black dial) is actually an LE of 199. But there seems to be a lot of 'em available (). However, the MOP dial

Gondolo 5200
Hi Guys,Does anyone know what's happened with 5200 ?

[PIC] Sometimes the most hated Rolex of all time can be the perfect march
At the Andrea Bocceli concert in Charlotte tonight, can¡¯t imagine a better match to wear at this concert than the Rolex Cellini. Anyone else here tonight?