Luminox Supports 30-Mile Dive To Highlight Endangered Sharks; Launches Limited Edition Watches
On September 17, undersea explorer and combat diver Scott Cassell completed a 30-mile dive from Catalina Island to San Pedro, California. Scott’s goals: to call attention to endangered shark species that are approaching the edge of extinction, and to set a world distance record for the longest uninterrupted dive. Find specs and prices for the new watches inside. The dive took place in the Catalina Channel where Cassell has been diving for years. According to Cassell, less than 20 years ago this area would have produced between 40 and 100 shark sightings in a single dive. On Saturday however, he encountered literally no sharks during his 11 hours underwater, despite using shark attractors during the entire dive. That result confirmed the tremendous decrease in the local shark population. Cassell was forced to give up his world record dreams when an equipment malfunction caused him to black out underwater, forcing him to the surface at the 5 hour mark. Though the record was lost,

Marco sells watches from Bell and Ross
The below article was written by contributor Marco, who sells watches from Bell and Ross.Maintenant, most of the people who know of it know that the watch of Bell and Ross BR-01 was designed to look like instruments in aircraft cockpit namely the altimeter or other similar analog gauges. Aircraft require a lot of gadgets to run, however, so Bell & Ross took their idea of the Instrument and expanded to include other important Radar flight instrumentation. BR01 Radar will be produced in a limited edition of 500 pieces. It displays the time using three discs, each marked with a joyously colourful line with indicates a unit of time.

Battle of the pandas or Diver?
Wondering if you guys can help me decide my first AP since I'm new to the brand. If you guys could do it all over again, what would be your first AP between these three?-wrist is ~6.5-I currently have JLC Navy Seals Diver 42mm.-Looking for something classic that will never go out of style but still sporty.

This sums it up
I have mentioned (at nausea) a few times before that I sometimes hanker for the past. This bicycle from English maker Pashley sums this up quite nicely. It is a 1930's racer but made with modern materials and equipment. This is ME! (The price, however, is far from that era ). With wooden mudgards and a 3-speed hub it looks the part

5070r list price
Does anyone know the list prices of the 5070r the several years they were being produced? Also is it a good deal buy it now for 62k with box and papers? Thanks you in advance