Learning To Dive & Exploring A Sunken Ship With Oris Diving Watches
As a watch lover, I have pretty much always been attracted to diving watches. It was not until recently, however, that I was actually able to dive. After a fantastic time in Grand Cayman learning to dive and becoming certified by Divetech at the Cobalt Coast dive resort, an entire new world of diving experiences has now opened up for me �C and the process further allowed me to truly appreciate the purpose of a good dive watch and the crucial role that telling the time plays in being a human underwater.This all started last year in 2014, as I approached one of my favorite Swiss sport watch brands-Oris?�C?with an idea: How about we giveaway a trip where an watches-dealer reader goes with us to get their diving certification? We all talk about the purposes these high-end sports watches are meant to serve, so how about we actually go do some of them? Oris, if you'll recall, was the clever brand that took me to Ambri, Switzerland, to test out the Oris Big Crown ProPilot Altimeter watch whil

Jaeger LeCoultre Digital Watch is sold for $1650
This strange LeCoultre LED is sold for $1650 , based on the camp and the retro and simple scarcity factor seems appropriate, although the Tiffany LED that we mentioned above is still for sale price hundreds less. In any event, is Jaeger LeCoultre Master - Quartz LED from the beginning of the 1970s is an addition strange, unique in the history of the MLC.

Hands-On: The Peter Speake-Marin Bi-Tourbillon
Peter Speake-Marin is introducing a new member of the J Class collection this year and it’s called the Bi-Tourbillon. The watch is a technical tour de force, featuring a pair of vertically aligned tourbillons linked by a spring clutch system. The Bi-Tourbillon is a nod to the rich history that ties Peter Speake-Marin to the tourbillon, a complication that accompanied the first timepiece to bear his name (a pocket watch in 2000). We got our hands on the watch in Basel last month, and there’s a healthy amount of recognizable Speake-Marin style in the new watch, as well. 1 OF 2 The Bi-Tourbillon is reminiscent of the Vintage Tourbillon we saw from from Speake-Marin back in 2005. The two watches share similarly styled bridges made of German silver, and a baseplate with perlage and ruthenium plating serving as a backdrop on the dial side. The Bi-Tourbillon aligns each tourbillon vertically along the 9 o’clock side of the dial, and links them with a large, han

Itching for something new�� maybe a 663 or a 372?
Hi all,I'm itching for something new maybe something historic like the 663 or 372. I currently own a 1312 and would like something to complement it. Both pieces would probably see even wrist time as I would rotate them daily. I've been digging around the forums and 663/372 have caught my eye, however I have a couple of questions/concerns-1- I've never owned a timepiece with a plexi Crystal. Should I be concerned about scratches on the plexi? I really try hard to keep my watch is in mint condition and I'm worried that the plexi would show lots of wear. Am I just being paranoid?2- I like the idea of a larger case and 1312 fits my wrist nicely. Do you think that the larger 47 MM case would be OK on my wrist (see picture below)?Let me know your thoughts! Thanks in advance!!David

Pam 688
Hi AllAt the very real risk of being a Jonny come lately, I've fallen head over heels for one of these (strangely limited) babies. Firstly, am I being a naive old fool and quite clearly there's bugger all chance of finding one for sale?If not, any of you guys (like some kinda spy network) know of one for sale?No laughing at the back if I'm living in blind optimism. Thanks