My Bathys 100 Fathoms Quartz Watch Review on AskMen.com
As an entry level watch, this is still a hell of a timepiece from Bathys Hawaii. You get the great looking case done in a specially hardened metal, the iconic dial, a Swiss movement with a big date complication, and the durability you've come to expect from all the hype. Plus, you get all the brand persona that Bathys has worked hard and deservingly, to get. At $650 you start with this Bathys 100 Fathoms watch and can easily work your way up.See my Bathys 100 Fathoms Quartz Watch Review on AskMenwatches-dealer here.

Cartier has recently unveiled a new interpretation of its legendary Roadster watch
The renowned French jeweler and watchmaker Cartier has recently unveiled a new interpretation of its legendary Roadster watch. The novel "S" line captures attention by its imposing exterior. The new components, truly individualizing the pieces from the collection, are a straight steel-link bracelet and a black rubber strap, which add up to a timeless design of the watch.

Breaking News: Christie's New York To Hold 'The Omega Speedmaster 50' Thematic Sale This
It's safe to say the Omega Speedmaster is one of the most universally adored timepieces in all the land. Its combination of timeless design, excellent movement and build quality, plus its superior place in the global cultural narrative, elevate it beyond simply a watch to a downright icon of American, and even world, history. Today, we are thrilled to announce that Christie's will be celebrating this iconic chronograph with a thematic sale entitled "OMEGA SPEEDMASTER 50: From A Spacewalk To Today." 1 OF 6 The 50-lot sale marks the half-century anniversary of the Omega Speedmaster's first trip into space, on the wrist of Gemini IV astronaut Ed White during his history-making space walk. The sale will follow the Speedmaster's entire history – beginning its life as a racer's chronograph – with early examples of the seldom seen references 2915-1 and 2915-2. The sale will continue with exemplary specimens from the early 2998 series, mo

15202: 40th Anniversary Edition or older model?
I would like to ask this question to fellows forum members because I have had the opportunity of trying both models (latest and the older model with the AP logo at 12), and found the new butterfly clasp less comfortable then the previous version. I personally find it bulky for this type of watch and prefer the thinner profile of the deployante buckle. This is only one aspect and was wondering what your opinions are about these 2 beautiful watches.Thank you all for your time and consideration.All the best,gb

New Nautilus - early DNA already in the 7118?
Speculation only Was looking at a 7118 and I can see some possible features that they move to a new 5711 - possibly call it the 5811? I can see them adding a 1)Thinner bezel2)More pronounced blue3)Date window surround4) Move date window to 6 !?5) Revise the hand design Also will likely see the replacement priced higher than the 5711 as the ladies 7118 is now the same price as a 5711.