The New Ultimate Casio Pathfinder (PAW1500) from WatchReport.com
Two years ago, I wrote an article called The Ultimate Casio Pathfinder in which I raved about the PAW1200 series. This was the first time Casio had combined their atomic and solar technologies with their famous Triple Sensor (digital compass, altimeter, barometer, and thermometer). A year later, I reviewed what I considered to be the new ultimate Casio Pathfinder �C the PAW1300 �C which is essentially the same watch in a significantly slimmer package. Today, I'm extremely pleased to introduce what even Casio is now referring to the Ultimate Pathfinder: the PAW1500 series.Click on the above text for the full article at WatchReportwatches-dealer. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Casio Mens PAW1300 1V Pathfinder Multi Band Solar Atomic Black Watch$149.99Time Remaining: 1h 15mBuy It Now for only: $149.99Buy It Now NEW Casio Pathfinder Casual Mens Watch PRW2500T 7CR Water Resistant Tita

Off to Geneva tomorrow...
The weather forecast is good and I feel like a day out.... so I have decided on a quick trip to Geneva tomorrow (about a 2 hour drive from home).I intend visiting the PP salon (one of only three) to check out Aquanauts and Nautilus (Nautili?)....and AP's Crown Jewel boutique to see the various Royal Oaks.I shall make sure I have a good lunch, if only to follow Gerardo's example, and will certainly pay curtesy visits to a couple of Rolex ADs...I do not intend purchasing on this trip (famous last words), but hope to come away having decided between a 15400, ROC, and Aquanaut.Will post an update when I get back.....

116619LB still alive & ticking
So much for discontinuing the famed & beautiful Smurf. Part of me wishes it was discontinued so that I would own something even more special! It is nice to see the reference continue to be displayed on the Rolex site though.

New Basel models
So does anyone know how quick AD get the new models after Basel??

Pointless question
Just a pointless question that's been buzzing around in my head the last few days. Does anyone know how many parts make up a modern sub or gmt. I've been having a bit of a argument with my son. I recon about 120 inc all jewels and screws. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk