H20 ORCA Customizable Dive Watch Collection
I love stuff like this. Why? Because products like the upcoming H20 ORCA watch are designed specifically for the most discriminating watch nerds who don't have zillions to spend on their passion. The ORCA is a cool concept, offers meaningful customization options, and is a durable watch to boot. Let's check it out.H20 is a German watch maker whose collection debuted with the Kalmar collection I believe. They are what we like to call a "forum brand" because they spend a lot of time communicating with watch forum members (such as on WatchUSeekwatches-dealer), and producing products to appeal to that audience. Those guys mostly like dive watches it seems. Nothing wrong with that, I mostly like dive watches as well. The ORCA is the second major project from the young brand.The ORCA watch will take many different forms. Here is how it starts: H20 developed a module which holds the dial, sapphire crystal, and movement. This module can be swapped into five different case designs. There is no

Hublot is extremely delighted to adorn ladies�� wrists with its new HLC3 and HLC4 watches
The Swiss luxury watch brand Hublot is extremely delighted to adorn ladies' wrists with its new HLC3 and HLC4 watches. As their names suggest, these fascinating novelties are powered by mechanical HLC movements, partially displayed on the dials.Radiating with impeccable understatement, the women's watches are proposed with 41 mm round-shaped cases. They are sculptured either in 18k white or pink gold.

Guess what was closed yesterday
Yes. I come to Florence and the shop only opens at 4pm. Could not wait. Well another day. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1400614094.674468.jpgSent with iPhone using Tapatalk

Birth Date Watches
I am also a member of the Omega Forum and on there the members seem to like to collect watches from their year of birth.Do Rolex members do the same or is it a general watch thing. Any opinions or comments please, but not too nasty.

Uses for a Chronograph
Timing boil-offs :) turns out a Daytona is the perfect brewers watch!Sorry, it's my first day of not working in a suit after almost 10years, so I'm pretty excited about it. First official day as a beer brewer, and already prepping for the largest beer day of the year!Anyone else have strange perfect uses for their chronograph?