Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller D-Blue Dial, James Cameron Deepsea Challenge 3D Movie
Rolex doesn't normally release watches outside of its normal Baselworld schedule, but today they have made their very first exception to that rule by releasing the new Rolex Deepsea Sea-Dweller with D-Blue Dial 116660 watch. It has a blue and black gradient dial with a vibrant green colored "DEEPSEA" text on the dial. Interestingly enough the reference number for the D-Blue is the same as the standard black-dialed Deepsea.Another testament to the?unique nature?of this occasion?is how Rolex teased that the announcement would be on August 4th 2014 a few days in advance. Many considered Rolex to be quite late with the announcement as it was August 5th in much of the world by the time it was released. With that said, the Rolex Deepsea D-Blue watch is finally here, so let's see what details we know and how it relates to Rolex's relationship with movie maker James Cameron.The new Deepsea D-Blue is dedicated to James Cameron's successful descent in 2012 to the deepest point on our planet loca

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44mm bezel size
I went to an AP AD yesterday and tried a 44, it was the steel version, and one thing was striking, the bezel was much thinner in width than the bezel on my CE diver, is that the case for all 44mm models? When I see pics of the RG it doesn't seem to be the case, also when I saw the CE 44 it didn't strike me as well, but yesterday it's the first thing I noticed, do all the 44's have the exact same bezel?When you look at the AP website the SS 44 does seem to have a much thinner bezel than the CE 44, clearly thinner than the diver's bezel as well, I thought that the bezel was the same for all 44's and find it quite strange that the bezel on a 44 is thinner than the ones on 42's… Here's the link to the AP page where you can see it, of all the 44's the SS seems to have a much thinner bezel than the others, wonder why they made a thinner bezel for this mdel and not the same bezel for all :.audemarspiguet/fr/wat...l-oak-offshoreThanks for your answer to my existential question

Perhaps this is Old News
Been to the Omega website many times, but had not discovered this right away. Seem entirely unique and it does not jump out at you from the website. I figure many miss it unless you stumble upon it like I did. Anyway, its neat portion of the website for Omega and Speedmaster fans..omega.ch/minisites/speedm.../minisite.html

Field watches
I֪ thinking about a field watch. On one hand, I love the new version of the explorer 1, but while I absolutely intend to get one someday, right now I֪ leaning towards sturdy and serviceable (and not super expensive). So, my top picks at the moment are the Tudor Ranger and a Sinn 856. I֪ torn and would love some advice. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk