Three Decades of Shocks: Casio Launches 30th Anniversary G-Shock Models
In 1983, Casio launched its first G-Shock watch, a product that reinvented the image of the digital wristwatch and, with its unprecedented shock-resistant case, revolutionized watch case design as well. This year, the Japanese brand kicks off a year-long celebration of its most iconic timepiece leading up to the G-Shock’s 30th anniversary in 2013. The first wave, introduced at Casio’s “Shock the World” event in New York last week, is a quintet of limited-edition models in some of the most popular G-Shock styles (“the best-selling styles over the past 30 years,” according to Casio America chairman and CEO Shigenori Itoh), all sporting distinctive red gloss or matte red finishes. Identifying each of these new watches as an anniversary piece is a special caseback with an engraved 30th anniversary logo designed by graffiti artist Eric Haze.The most noteworthy (and most expensive) piece in the anniversary collection is a version of the popular Frogman mod

Introducing The Hublot Classic Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton: Yes, "Hublot" And "Extra-T
No, your eyes do not deceive you. The same brand that brought you this is now showing, for the first time ever, an extra-thin watch! The announcement from Hublot came out today that they would be expanding their Classic Fusion line to include the extra-thin skeletons you see above.The Classic Fusion Extra-Thin Skeleton will be available in a LE of 1000 pieces in titanium and 500 pieces in gold.? They are sized at 45mm and feature a brand new movement, the HUB1300 hand-wound, that is only 2.9mm thick, with a power reserve of 90 hours. The skeletonized movement has a sub-seconds at 7 o'clock and this wath, apparently, has hands that are designed with the original Hublots in mind.No word on pricing but we do have lives pics below courtesy of Hublot Nation, so check em out.(via TZ / HublotNation) 2 OF 5 3 OF 5 4 OF 5 5 OF 5

Sad sad day...Diver took a dive...
My steel diver landed on the crown screw today and now the metal part of the crown screw (with the AP logo) is slightly deformed on one side...can't believe how soft the steel is...Has anyone replaced the crown screw before? If so, can you let me know roughly how much it would be to replace it? Also, should I replace it right away (my watch is less than 1 year old) or should I just bear with it and wait till the rubber crown screw age a bit before replacing?It seriously ruined my mood for the entire day...

The AP diver is the winner......
I tryed on some ap but I love the diver!!! Next AP on my list...

My Sub Helped Me Make Dinner!
Beef enchiladas made entirely from scratch. I actually used the Sub bezel as the oven timer.