De Bethune DB29 Maxichrono Tourbillon Watch With Central Chronograph
Since its establishment in 2002, the Swiss independent?De Bethune?has aspired to set itself?apart from the rest by masterfully balancing on the verge of traditional watchmaking and innovative design and engineering. That is something beautifully proven by their DB25LT Tourbillon or the DB28 Digitale?and so it is of little surprise that their latest model which they just announced at Baselworld 2014 is another bridge between the two controversial sides of watchmaking: traditional design elements and high-tech features. The DB29 Maxichrono Tourbillon combines both, but how it achieves that becomes obvious only after a closer look under its hood�C or dial, rather.Its name gives no room for misunderstandings: the DB29 Maxichrono Tourbillon packs an in-house chronograph movement and couples it with one of the most high-tech tourbillons that we have seen in a while. The caliber inside�Ctitled DB2039�Cis the result of seven years of research and development, which is, make no mistake, an extreme

Baselworld 2013: Casio PRO TREK PRW-3000 - New Sensor In Smaller Case
The Casio PRO TREK PRW-3000 for 2013 has been announced, and let me tell you why I am?particularly interested. In a nutshell Casio has released a smaller, sleek looking, very capable PRO TREK watch with improved sensors (at a reasonable price).You probably know that Casio PRO TREKs are found on the wrists of people engaged in all manner of outdoor activities, on mountain trails, in deserted places or for everyday activities where risking a very expensive watch is not an option.I have always been interested in compass watches in some form or another due to a?latent?survivalist?mentality that wanted to anticipate what equipment I would need in a?disaster scenario. Aside from food and water, a compass watch would always be in the mix, so that I could, in my?hypothetical?emergency, find my way somewhere to safety.This obsession is almost laughable now that I think about it.?Back in the days before the PRO TREK, I bought several of the early compass watches that Casio had introduced to the

New to AP with a Diver and loving it! Thanks Seregin's in SF!
I have been going to Seregin's in San Francisco for over 8 years now and slowly been building up a small collection(I'll get a post of the collection up soon). I do not own an AP, but I have admired them for several years now. I got a call from Seregin's letting me know he had something special that I may be interested in, so I had to check it out. It turned out to be the AP Diver in SS. Pictures are nice, but in person this is even more of a beauty! As you all are already aware in person there is so much character and brilliance that really make this model stand out. I knew as soon as I saw it I had to have it. I've had it almost a week now and I'm loving every minute of it. No regrets and looking forward to expanding the collection in the AP direction. Thanks again to Seregin's and I highly recommend them if you are in the San Francisco area. Enjoy a couple of photos and thanks for all your posts and help to educate me with this fantastic collecting hobby!Here are some phot

does Everest rubber tang fit 8 inch wrist on 40mm models?
80mm x 120mm band wrist size says 6.25 to 7.25 only? is this true?anyone with larger wrists have a recommendation on rubber straps? want a strap with a little bit of tail not a nub, lol...and it seems rubber b and Everest are the only two options for curved rubber, right?

Searching for the Right Everose
Opinions and advice needed!I am a 30 yo female starting a new job as a consultant in a couple weeks. Important to know because I do not want to be too flashy with my watch or else I would feel uncomfortable at client sites. I am looking for a watch that is classy, timeless, understated, a bit masculine, and that I'll keep and use forever. I have a SS 31mm DJ that is stunning but I do not wear it enough because my engagement and wedding rings are rose gold. I went to a local AD yesterday intending to firm up my decision to buy a 36mm Everose DD on a leather strap and ended up falling in love with the Everose Daytona with a black dial. I just can't wrap my mind around the price and heft of that watch. It is incredible but I can already see myself not wearing it to work at all during the week and that would defeat the entire purpose and enjoyment for me. The AD did not have any 31mm or 36mm Everose options for me to try. I am headed to Paris/London this weekend for a short trip between jo