Concord Launches C1 Seafarer and C1 Zest
Concord has announced two new versions of its C1 chronograph. The Seafarer features a “blue waters” rubber-coated alligator strap with contrasting white stitching complimenting white chronograph subdials. The dial finish is described as having a “structured fiberglass look.” The C1 Zest sports a white strap with orange stitching and an orange honeycomb dial with black subdials. Both models have stainless steel 53-piece cases measuring 44mm x 16.7mm. Each model retails for $12,800plete specs appear below the image, which may be enlarged with a click.Technical features:MovementCosc certified mechanical automatic movement, Valgranges48-hour power reserve28’800 vibrations per hour25 JewelsFunctionsHours, minutes, seconds, date and chronographCaseStainless steel �C bezel with 8 white rubber protectionsDimensions: 44 mm in diameter �C 16.70 mm in depth3.3mm thick sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment on both sidesStainless steel and white rubber crownWat

Side-by-Side: Sinn 556i, Archimede Outdoor Protect and Damasko DA36
Within the last couple of months I've had the pleasure of reviewing the Sinn 556i and the Archimede Outdoor Protect. We also have a review of the Damasko DA36 Black in the works. All three are "entry-level" German-made tool watches with nimble cases built for active lifestyles that are still office appropriate. One is a cult favorite, being well regarded by all who own or handle it, one has sort of gone under the radar, but is due its day in the sun, and the last has a strong cult following. Two are a bit more expensive, the other a hard-to-beat value. One is a bit more stylish, one a bit bland and the other sort of in between. For the fun of it, I figured we could look at these watches side-by-side, looking at where they are similar and where they differ.CasesOddly enough, the Sinn 556i and Archimede watches come in at the rather specific 38.5mm, despite having very different designs. First off, if you ever need proof that watch only needs to be 38.5mm to get the job done, these two w

Introducing the Steinhart Ocean Titanium 500 Premium
Last time we wrote about Steinhart, it was to announce the Ocean One Vintage Dual Time, their take on the infamous white-dialed Rolex Pan Am GMT. As one might expect, our readers welcomed that release with mixed feelings, with most detractors bemoaning Steinhart's continued affinity for homage watches.Now, there is no denying that Steinhart made a name for itself by selling homage watches based on a number of different Rolex references, and because of that Steinhart is often a lightning rod for criticism. But while the Ocean One line may be the brand's bread and butter, Steinhart has also released a number of original designs over the years, among them the Apollon, the Triton, and the entire Ocean Two range. Earlier last week, Steinhart announced their latest diver, a watch the falls conceptually somewhere between their two diver lines, the Ocean Titanium 500 premium.The Ocean Titanium 500 comes in a 42mm case that is aesthetically similar to what you can find across their Ocean One ra

I want to buy an AP too, can you help?
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Is discount on a nautillus possible at Ad?
Has anyone purchased a nautillus at a discount? Or is this a watch , similar to a Daytona, where discounts can not be had?