Project X Custom Rolex Daytona 'Paul Newman' Tribute & Other Colorful Variants
The Project X DS7 Custom Paul Newman Rolex Daytona and the other, colorful variations (Project X DS4, DS5, DS6) are as though?some of the pieces from our "Watch What-If" series became?real. I mean, sure, there are some varieties and colors to be had, but with certain brands, you are just not likely to see something that is, shall we say, a bit wilder than the rest of the lineup. Rolex?is a perfect example of this:?despite the seemingly massive interest in newer designs, unless you head to some of the aftermarket customizers, you will not be able to get your hands on a lime green Submariner (and perhaps that is for good reason) or a "tribute," vintage-inspired Rolex straight from the company. The chaps over at Project X, an independent company providing customizations to original brand manufacturers' watches, have tackled a particular Rolex that we do not often see customized: the Rolex Daytona.Apparently, this is not their first rodeo with the Rolex Daytona either. Back in 2010, they h

Mir�� Watches Hands-On
Simple is harder to achieve in design. When something lacks bells and whistles it is more vulnerable, easier to pick apart and scrutinize. As such, it is a risk for a brand to pursue something simple and clean. But, when simplicity is achieved, there is an unmistakable beauty that comes along with it. This leads me to the actual topic of this article, a relatively new brand of watches from Sweden, called Mir��.?Mir�� didn't set out to do something terribly new or innovative, they didn't use fancy materials or shocking colors, they just made a pure expression of a 3-hand watch that lacks pretention. With a dial design that is sparse, but well balanced, a calf-leather strap that is refined, but basic and hands that add just the slightest bit of contrast, the Mir�� watches are more about style than substance. One look at their very well directed photography will confirm this. They set out to make a watch that can be worn by anyone and in any situation, and I think stylistically, they succeed

Trade my ap rubberclad
Should I trade my black dial rubberclad for a black dial 41mm roc? Your thought are greatly appreciated. Trade is plus cash about 6k

Incoming: Omega Gray Side of the Moon
Just purchase an Omega Gray Side of the Moon. I have been looking at the ceramic Omega's since the introduction of the Dark Side of the Moon and found the Gray to be to my liking. I have previously owned the Speedmaster 9300 in steel and the 42mm Speedmaster and moved both of those watches based on the fit with the metal bands. With the Gray Side there is no real weight to the watch and the alligator band fits great. I love the look and will see how it fits into my collection.

Does Omega Po's usually make a sound ?
Might be a noob question, but it is my first automatic watch.i had it for a year but i hadn't noticed this until now. if u put your ear close to the watch to hear it tick , sometimes you can hear a faint hustling noise, like as if something is scraping gently. i noticed it when i move the watch while next to my ear i can hear it.is this normal ?try it on your PO !