Timex Intelligent Quartz Linear Chronographs
As any watch nerd knows, TImex is one of those brands that reliably drops fun, unexpected and altogether affordable watches on a regular basis. The last time we brought them up was when we had a hands-on with the Expedition Military Field, which to this day offers perhaps the best style:price ratio out there. Stepping up quite a bit in price for Timex, though still in the very affordable range in terms of watches, is the Intelligent Quartz series. These watches are particularly cool as they offer interesting functionality, from altimeters to compasses to retrograde chronographs, and still have pretty decent looks. For those who remember the now defunct Timex TX line of higher priced watches, these watches might seem familiar, as they appear to be recycling/re-imagining those movements at a lower price point.Timex recently, and quietly, released a cool addition to the Intelligent Quartz series with the Linear Chronograph line. These watches take a different approach to displaying the ch

First AP - Royal Oak 15400 White
Shipped this in from New York yesterday. Paid more than I wanted to, but other than this one I couldn't find any anywhere except boutiques.The white dial is the way to go. I looked at the black and blue, but the pop on this is just amazing. taking it tomorrow to get one more link added on, AD took out two and its a bit too tight.Definitely last purchase for a while. Gotta get through college, lol

Does the diver strap fit a rubberclad?
Just wondering if the diver strap fits a rubberclad?Thanks

Baselworld 2018 | Perpetual calendar chronograph
Am I correct in thinking that with the 5270R widely reported as discontinued, 2018 is likely to bring a new perpetual calendar chronograph to the product line?

WG vs YG What��s your preference?
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