Very Rare Linde Werdelin Land Instrument Available On eBay Now; Awesome Data Tool
Back in December I raved about the very well-done Linde Werdelin Land Instrument. The curious watch computer was more than a futuristic digital module on your wrist. It was a senor laden array of features and important data. British Linde Werdelin created the Land Instrument to fit on top of its existing watch line, literally. The Land Instrument can be used alone, on its own watch strap, or mounted right on top of a Linde Werdelin Biformeter watch.Many claim that the Liden Werdelin Land Instrument is ahead of it's time, but I claim that if it "can be done," then do it. Linde Werdelin has done more than repackage what other computerized watch makers such as Suunto have done in a nicer and more luxurious package. The Land Instrument is actually a combination of senors and computational output. Among other things, the device has an internal compass, thermometer, altimeter, barometer, and hearth rate monitor. The idea is to measure body conditions as well as climate conditions. The Land I

Another Costco Sighting
Saw this today at my local Costco here in California. Is this DateJust 41 a Costco only model? Can't find it on the Rolex web site.

Wearing Rolex during hydrotherapy?
My wife and I are going to be heading to Whistler, Canada for a few days of R&R next month. If you haven't been to Whistler I highly recommend it. We usually go to a beautiful Spa nestled in the mountains for a massage and to enjoy the hydrotherapy pools. I'm not one of those guys that needs to know if I can get my Rolex wet, but I do have a question about the extreme and sudden temperature changes to my watch during hydrotherapy. I generally only travel with one watch and I'm not comfortable leaving it in the hotel. I don't mind swimming with my watch or wearing it while at the spa but going straight from the cold pools (~50 degrees F) directly to the hot pools (over 108 F) over and over again can't be good for the seals right?I have heard the general rule of thumb tossed around that a Rolex can handle anything you can, and my experience has been that this is true. But I've never taken it with me in these types of situations so I thought I'd ask the group for some advice or person

Incoming- Tudor BB Harrods
I am off to the big corner shop in Knightsbridge tommorow to pick up our Tudor B.B. green,,, I feel very lucky to have got the call and to have a numbered edition within the first 140 pieces off the production line and thus avoiding the two year waiting list,,,, Lots of pics when home tommorow,,Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Bulang&Sons Leathers
Can anybody help I would like to fit some racing leathers to a DJ 36mm , I realise the lug width is 20mm , Should I order 20mm wide leathers or do I need to allow some room to make fitting easier .? Or am I just over thinking it Thankyou in advance