Suunto Elementum Terra: Luxury for Mountaineers
The Suunto Elementum Terra provides essential information for urban and wilderness exploration and survival. Functions include an altimeter, a barometer for predicting the weather, and a compass for navigation. The stylishly rugged Terra combines form and function and is designed to serve owners well on an 8000 meter peak, and in the boardroom. The Elementum Terra joins the Elementum Aqua and the Elementum Ventus to comprise the Suunto Elementum collection – each specifically designed for diving, mountaineering and sailing enthusiasts. The Elementum Terra retails for $999.For those not familiar with Suunto, the Finnish-based brand is a leading designer and manufacturer of sports precision instruments for training, diving and outdoor sports. Suunto’s computers for the wrist offer strong aesthetics, accuracy and dependability. Suunto’s sister companies are familiar to sports and outdoors lovers the world over, and they include Wilson, Atomic, Precor, Salomon, Mavic and

My Breitlings
The B01 Chronomat and the Super Avenger.Breitling B01 Chronomat .jpgBreitling Super Avenger.jpg

I did not want to wait
Long story short, I have been looking at the 5167 for years. However, I was never really serious about it based on the cost. But as I wind my way down the watch path, I find myself always gravitating towards a few specific things. And this is not to say that I don't like other things about watches. Yet, if I am to find what I believe my perfect watch (which I am still on the hunt for, even if it is not possible), these are the things I like.Smaller size. Still 40mm, but on the small size. Everything today seems so big. I am not a big guy. 5'10 and 175 lbs with a 7 wrist. And while I love some of my bigger watches. If I am picking what I really prefer, it is a Daytona sized watch. Lume. I cant get over it. I just love it. A date. I am ok and appreciate no date watches. In fact, in many ways, I prefer them. But if I am going for my perfect watch, I do prefer a date. Water depth rating enough so that I can go anywhere and do anything. (I will never dive, so that is not a

My first Rolex! New Submariner C on 7.75�� Wrist (pics)
I just picked up my first Rolex. Have had my eye on the new Submariner no date (114060) for a long time and finally bought one. Zero regrets, it's a perfect watch. My concern was how it would look on a 7.75 wrist being a 40mm watch. I've always worn 43mm and up. Can report, again, it's perfect in every way!Here's a couple pics for those seeking the same information.

Tried on what the AD had in stock today.
Liked the blue of the YM but felt like the case would irritate my skin like my old ym, otherwise really liked the ym ii. The explorer ii for some reason felt better on my skin even with my 904l allergy, I may be a buyer.