A Nice Watch For The Angularly Inclined: The Paul Picot Le Plongeur C-Type Dive Watch
I feel as though I have a duty to tell people about less well-known brands that offer meritorious watches. Paul Picot is one of those brands that most of you have probably not heard of, but can appreciate the looks of their flagship men's watch, the C-Type.A watch that uses this many squares ought to get a prize. I hesitated, but opted not to picture the square (tank) face version of the watch as that might be considered to be overkill (actually, I will go ahead and throw the picture on here). Instead, you can appreciate the geometry in this watch easily with a round face, but otherwise abundantly placed square elements.The watch is actually a well finished diving watch with a lot going for it. It has been around for a few years, and the styling is quite cool in my opinion. Squares pattern the rubber strap, number indicators, and texture on the face. The lug styling is a likely source of inspiration for the Hublot Big Bang designers (at they look almost the same as on the Paul Picot th

Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso watch celebrates its 80th anniversary
In 2011, the iconic Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso watch celebrates its 80th anniversary. This year is also of special importance to Italy, celebrating the 150th anniversary of its Unification. To mark the occasions, the watchmaking company has created an exclusive limited edition Reverso watch destined for the Italian market �C the Grande Reverso Ultra Thin Italico watch. The timepiece is available in two variations - in a steel version limited to 150 pieces, and in a pink gold version limited to 50 pieces.

Snoopy Limted Edition Strap
Does anyone know the dimensions of the black strap on the limited edition Speedy Snoopy Apollo 13 that was introduced last year at Basel?I am interested in the width where it meets the lugs and width where it meets the deployment buckle.Thanks in advance for any assistance!

In the pool!!
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Coke GMT looming = end of the BLNR?
So now that Rolex has released the SS BLRO with a new movement, could the BLNR be discontinued and be replaced with a long awaited Coke GMT in a couple of years?- After the Sub has had it updates next year of course!Would love to hear your thoughts on this subject thanks.