Gustafsson & Sjogren Bifrost Isbla Damascus Steel Dress Watch
According to Gustafsson & Sjogren, the watchmaker/bladesmith combo team out of Sweden, the Bifrost represents their first dress watch collection. I sort of have to disagree with that premise, as many of their other watches could have easily seen dress watch duty (depending on your style). A good example is the superlative Gustafsson & Sjogren Winter Nights watches (hands-on here) that combine a lot of design and watchmaking nerd appeal.Having said that, the upcoming Bifrost collection will certainly suffice as a casual or dress watch, if you feel that one of Johan Gustafsson's "high contrast" individually-made Damascus steel dials is suitable to pair with your suit. As is their custom, each new watch collection from Gustafsson & Sjogren (aka, GoS Watches) begins with an individual model which will later be followed up with others that feature varying dial styles and possibly colors. Using various techniques and acids, the hand-forged Damascus steel dials can be rendered in

Flashlight With The Spirit Of A Fine Watch: The Lumencraft GatLight V3 Titanium
Watch lovers like myself seem to have tendency to love anything "engineered." Sort of like the nerd equivalent of "designer." I just get excited anytime I see a relatively simple item which has so much thought and effort (and hopefully quality) put in to it. We like nice watches, because they take the simple concept of telling the time, and make it more functional, more aesthetic, and more interesting.That is why I like the Lumencraft GatLight V3 Titanium. The self represented "flashlight made in the spirit of swiss watches" blows me away (with light). Designed and crafted by Swiss engineers. The GatLight houses a 240 lumen LED bulb for bright, white light, and a 30% lower power consumption than traditional light bulbs. The gatling gun style looks not only looks intensely cool, but serves to allow for greater heat dispersion due to the increased surface area. The high quality titanium body is constructed from 79 hand assembled pieces. Like any fine tool, you should be able to carefull

Any offshore for the guys with smaller wrists?
Good day everybody.On the hunt, and I am looking for a ROO that would be suitable for small wrists.It is very unfortunate that I haven't been able to find a Royal Oak that fits my wrists well.At 6.25' wish wrists, the 15202 lugs just won't sit on my wrists unfortunately. I would have loved to add that to my collection. A stunning watch with an amazing history.The 15450 dial is just too small for my taste. The 15202 dial size is a very nice fit, as my 40MM Rolex fit very well, but just the stiff lugs that make it difficult. Ofcourse some people don't mind this, but I really dislike the way it looks on me personally.On the hunt for an Offshore now, are there any that work well on small wrists?Surely we have guys on here with small wrists that own some, and don't look like they are wearing clocks on their wrists. Pictures?Thanks all and have a nice day!

Seamaster Planet Ocean 38mm or Speed master Co-Axial 38mm
Ok, I've finally narrowed my choices to the Seamaster Planet Ocean 38mm or the new Speedmaster Co-Axial 38mm. There is a lot to like about both watches and I would be happy with either but wanted to get some opinions. I love the idea of a Chronograph and I might be leaning toward the speedmaster, but I also love the dives watch look of the Seamaster and appreciate the fact that I would probably never have to take it off. All opinions would be appreciated. I have tried on the larger speedmaster watches but they are just to large for my very small wrist. Thank you in advance.

116509 help!
I'm thinking of part exchanging a Tudor Fastrider black shield (leather strap) 42000CN, Tudor Blackbay Black (leather strap ETA version) 79220N, a 116622 blue dial and ��5500 cash for a Daytona 116509 grey arabic dial (Rolex serviced Oct 2017)All watches have B&P.Fellow members, should I do it? Bit of background, I have 8 watches but find I only wear 3 of them regularly.116713LN, VC Overseas Deepstream and the 79220N.I don't wear the 116622 much since getting the 116713, I sold a 114060 as I found it too similar to the 79220N. (I initially chose to keep the 79220 over the 114060 as they are harder to find)I have a 16610LV which I don't wear for some reason, just never seem to choose it. The other two are Casio and Seiko so not worth selling.I like the idea of having different complications in my collection, the Fastrider is the chrono but after buying it it really doesn't do it for me and neither does the Omega Speedmaster. (My Seiko has a power reserve!) I really want a top piece t