Dievas Oceantimer 1330 Blue Is Nice Budget Diver Watch
There is a lot of competition out there for your diving watch dollars. With so many options, it is hard for us to find that single diving watch that will suffice. Well, for me there is no one watch. Instead I try to stretch my budget out to acquire as many diving watches as I can to satisfy that insatiable hunger. So for that I am happy that Dievas has a nice range of aggressively prices diving watches that embody the modern chic-strong look that many diving watches are adopting.The Oceantimer 1330 Blue has...a metallic blue face, large red toned minute hand, and a striking legibility. The maximum sized minute hand is supposed to allow for supreme visibility under water, and just looks cool. While it is hard to tell in the images, the minute hand is a rich red metallic tone with lots of luminant in the middle. The smaller hour and seconds hand are while, also with luminant.The Dievas doesn't feel the need to make a "huge" watch, so the size of the Oceantimer 1330 is a very sober 42mm.

Ap diver fell of the bicyle
As the title suggests, i was riding a bike and suddenly the watch just fell.Here is the result, what are your thougts for the repair ? Can anyone source me the replacement parts, especially the bezel. The watch works properly i guess since it can keep up with the real time ?

Take your pick
Had a busy few months with work commitments but managed to take a day out for a quick visit to London and there they were shouting out to me

Incoming - GoodPlanet GMT
I picked this up today. I'd been researching PO's, and decided to go with this one. It took a while to decide between a regular PO, chronograph or GMT, but this ultimately won out. I know some don't like the orange and blue, but it's my alma mater's colors, and I love the look.The bamboo box is nice too.

Help! FPJ CB + Seadweller 126600 OR ALS 1815 Flyback Chronograph (Pulsation Dial)
Howdy,I have been struggling with my next watch decision severely over the last few months and have decided to enlist the overwhelming expertise of this forum.In order to commemorate a milestone in my life I have given myself a budget of $35k or so to get myself a watch (or watches). I currently own a 16710 Pepsi, an IWC Portuguese, and a Speedy - this new addition would clearly be a large step up for my collection. I think I have narrowed it down to two options:1. F.P. Journe Chronometre Bleu and a Seadweller 50th anniversary 126600 This is the combination I thought I would be getting as I had been set on the CB for a while; I think the tantalum combined with the almost magical blue dial is really something special. Add on FPJ's storied watchmaking history and the rarity of his pieces and I thought I had a winner. The Seadweller I have never tried on in the flesh (hard to find!) but have always wanted a little more beefy version of my GMT - especially one in ceramic. The red lettering