BVLGARI Diagono X-Pro Watch
Bvlgari, errBulgari always looks better in all caps right? While I have been seeing lots of confused designs from Bulgari as of late, this Diagono X-Pro is something I am not at all confused about liking (which is to say that I do like it). The cool masculine watch takes a few lessons from the polished looks of the Bulgari design play book, and adds a testosterone powered stamp of approval on it. When it comes down to it, while this is a great watch in and of itself, it feels like Bulgari's answer to the Hublot Big Bang. Not only in design, but also when it comes to the "fusion" of materials. Bulgari knows that with its performance over the last few years and the current economy, it can't dick around. It needs to give people what they want - which is apparently still luxury sport watches.One thing that is hard to tell is that the middle section of the case is actually all black - all DLC black for that matter. Now even Bulgari is on the DLC bandwagon. Another wave goodbye to PVD. Just

Initial Impressions: Citizen Nighthawk
Citizen is a brand that needs little introduction. They have been around for almost a century, they are one of the largest watch brands currently in business, they are available at almost every major department store and certainly most mainstream watch stores and they are considered to be very well made. Yet, despite their reach and popularity, we haven't reviewed or featured a single citizen watch on worn&wound yet. Well��that's sort of a lie, because every time we discuss a watch that is powered by a Miyota movement, whether it is a Maratac pilot or a L��m-Tec Combat B16, we are in fact indirectly talking about Citizen as they own Miyota, but we have not directly discussed a Citizen branded watch.? This is for a simple albeit subjective reason, most of them just don't interest us. Style isn't exactly Citizen's strong suit (I hope I don't make too many enemies by saying that) and for the price there are generally sexier options out there. Of course, there is an exception to every ru

44 ROO strap change tools
Guys what tools do you use for strap changes?I've seen a few recommend the AP bands kit which is a Bergeon 1.4 screwdriver and their own brand 1.4 screwdriver block, is this kit any good?I know on my the Oyster bracelets they recommend hollow ground over the pointed so I use the ref:2100 rather then a standard Bergeon 1.6, is the tip type important on the AP?And I've never used a screwdriver block but guess it would be easier then trying to use two screwdrivers?Thanks in advance

Contact in clear water
I am trying to find a contact to buy a strap in clear water, any recommendations?I saw some old post but I believe emails of those folks are no longer activeif you have an email and phone I would appreciate it.ThanksSimon

Omega Seamaster 300 Basel 2018 Video
I really enjoyed this one...Lumed bezel and look at that link extension to challenge glidelock.https://youtu.be/0nBvhwU_krk