Field Test: Davosa Military
I've pretty much always been a dive watch guy. I own a dress watch and a vintage field watch, but almost everyday a dive watch is what I reach for in the morning. This is somewhat intentional as I've learned I'm really hard on my gear and watches fall into that category for me. Dive watches are built for unforgiving environments and so I've defaulted to them. So when I got the opportunity to test out Davosa's Military Vintage Automatic watch it was somewhat outside of my norm, but I jumped at the chance.Davosa is a Swiss Made brand with a line that ranges far and wide. From dress watches, to tritium tubed chronographs, to quartz watches they cover a lot of ground. The Military Vintage Automatic falls in their Automatic line and is somewhat difficult to define. It takes inspiration from both vintage big crowned field watches and big crowned pilot watches. It's one of my favorites amongst their broad offering. To test out the Davosa, I spent a month using it daily. I took it backpacking

Incoming... First AP!
Anticipating the arrival of my first AP tomorrow morning! Not going to sleep well tonight haha. Can't wait to join the club!

Incoming ...
I am really looking forward to getting this one :)

Harrods Tudor limited edition!!
Just got this the other day and wanted to share it with you folks. It's a Harrods limited edition. Harrods is a famous department store in Knightsbridge London with Green as it's corporate colour. Originally comes on a bracelet but I like it on the Nato which is included also. My first Tudor! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hoping to get some Datejust II questions answered
I currently have a stainless DJ 36 on a jubilee, and wanted to upgrade to something a bit bigger. I started looking into the larger styles, and really fell in love with the DJ on the left. As I was researching, I see people talking about the DJ II and the DJ 41, as if they're different models, but I thought that the DJ II pictured is the 41? I think there's something I'm missing or am not understanding lol.Also, I was wondering if anyone knew what the roman numerals are called when they're outlined in gold (pictured on the right) as opposed to the solid gold numerals (on the left)? Could someone explain why there's a bar at the 9 o'clock marker on the one one the right, and why it isn't on the left? Sorry for all the questions, I just want to make sure I understand everything before I buy. Thanks guys.