Deep Blue DayNight Scuba Review
When it comes to affordable boutique dive watches, one of the original names behind the rebirth of the trend is Deep Blue. Based out of NYC, Deep Blue was one of the earliest of the modern brands making overbuilt tool dive watches in Hong Kong (they also have Swiss-made watches), bringing both quality and good value with them. Their focus on using tritium gas tubes then set them apart from most of their competition, making their products unique and earning them cult status. In the years since the brands inception it has grown tremendously, now even having a booth at Basel, which is always fun to visit.Despite having been around since before we started w&w, somehow we've never reviewed one. So, today we're going to change that as we take a look at one of their core models, the DayNight Scuba. This 300m watch is a tool watch through and through, with a hearty steel case, great construction, some kickass lume, both tritium and SuperLuminova, and the various trappings you'd expect on a

H serials
Hey guysI was at an AD in London today and they had just got a new millenary 4101 in rg I looked at it and noticed the serial was an HDoes that mean this is a new watch from pre 2014?Is there a difference between new watches with a H or I serial?

RRO 42mm Value
All,I was curious to everyone's thoughts/previous experiences with how the RRO non limited edition lines hold their value... Seeing that current pre-owned 42mm themes sell between 12.5k-18.5k usd do they usually go up in value over time? Would them being discontinued because of the new 2014 line coming out increase their future value or will it just be regarded as a old model with little demand like some of the older RO chronos and first ROO models?The piece I have in mind in particular is the Safari which would be put on a bracelet.Thank you in advance!

The Mystery of the Breitling "B"
Hey Breitlingers! I just noticed today as I was drooling on my watch, an inscription of the Breitling B on the ratcheted bezel's side at 57 minutes. Do you guys have it too, or is it just me??

Omega Movements
Hey all,I just wanted to do a comparison of bph from different Omega Cal.'s and Rolex Cal.'s to cost (purchase and maintenance) over time. When I've gone to Omega's web page, I've seen movements other than the 2500 and 8500, that I'm not familiar with. Omega didn't list each movement's bph that I saw either. Is there a reference that anyone knows of that lists Omega Cal.'s and their respective bph's, service intervals, service costs? TIA