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Dievas Oceantimer 1330 Blue Is Nice Budget Diver Watch
There is a lot of competition out there for your diving watch dollars. With so many options, it is hard for us to find that single diving watch that will suffice. Well, for me there is no one watch. Instead I try to stretch my budget out to acquire as many diving watches as I can to satisfy that insatiable hunger. So for that I am happy that Dievas has a nice range of aggressively prices diving watches that embody the modern chic-strong look that many diving watches are adopting.The Oceantimer 1330 Blue has...a metallic blue face, large red toned minute hand, and a striking legibility. The maximum sized minute hand is supposed to allow for supreme visibility under water, and just looks cool. While it is hard to tell in the images, the minute hand is a rich red metallic tone with lots of luminant in the middle. The smaller hour and seconds hand are while, also with luminant.The Dievas doesn't feel the need to make a "huge" watch, so the size of the Oceantimer 1330 is a very sober 42mm.

Sharing Your Mind: RSS Blog Syndication For The Willing
People blog for a number of reasons, mostly to get their ideas out there. One takes the time and effort to share their thoughts and information in the hopes that they will attract an interested audience. The vast majority of blogs on the internet have a very limited audience. The reason for this is that only a few people are ever coming across their articles to begin with. Only a select number of blogs have large reader bases.One possibility for blog popularity is that a blogger becomes lucky enough to attract a wide audience due to provocative content, or due to effective marketing.? One of the most effective and free forms of internet marketing involves taking advantage of RSS (really simple syndication). In essence, RSS makes it possible to share blog postings on internet news feeds. If your blog postings are RSS accessible then interested individuals or websites can have RSS feeds that display your content as it becomes new. The effect of which is that people who aren't visiting yo

Omega owners help me out :)
After owning a TAG (first expensive watch back then) and a few Breitlings I purchased my Sub C which I love, but my dad's an Omega man and has the PO 2500 and a Speedmaster moonphase.I'm looking for a second watch to partner with my Sub, I sadly missed out on a LM PO not long after buying my Sub and with a good discount offered on it ! (Regret to this day :( )I'm been looking at both the new PO and the Speedmaster (sandwich) so would either have two top dive watches from both brands or two brands iconic pieces !Need a piece which will pair nicely as an everyday/every occasion watch !Fire some ideas at me please guys :)

Would you buy a perpetual that wasn't displayed on dial?
Curious to see what folks think. Often hear of admiration for craftsmanship and engineering in our watches, some of which we cannot even see without cracking open the watch. Would people still be interested in a perpetual calendar that would keep the date properly set without any user intervention (as in a standard mechanical date/time watch) in February, or 30 month days, but without all the display information on the dial? E.g. a 5227 appearance but the perpetual functionality built inside for a watch that otherwise appears no different.Or an annual calendar such as the 5146 or 5205 that displays the day/month/date but would never need to be touched even in February, because the perpetual functionality is taking care of it?The perpetual info such as leap year would instead be displayed on the back for setting purposes, etc.Guess what I am asking is - is it truly the function that is desired? Is it good enough that it's there without being obvious? Or is part of it wanting the display