Casio PAG110C-3 'Go Green' Pathfinder Watch
Lots of watch brands create special timepieces that are more eco-friendly than the rest of their collection, and sell them as special or limited edition pieces. Then you have brands like Casio that has naturally eco-friendly watches by design. With light powered movements that charge batteries instead of requiring them to be changes, the basic principles of the watch are eco-friendly. Casio didn't even need do anything special to accomplish that for this Go Green edition PAG110C-3 Pathfinder watch. It is certainly true that battery waste is harmful to the environment.To press the point, Casio is releasing a new Go Green collection of watches - and this Pathfinder model will lead the new pieces. The watches will each be in green (for the green message) and also come in packaging made of recycled materials. The pieces have all the features you expect in mid-range Casio Pathfinder pieces. This includes a durable case and strap, altimeter, barometer, compass, stopwatch, countdown timer, 5

Considering an AP Diver
Good afternoon everyone,I am relatively new to the AP forum (usually stick to the Rolex and Panerai forums), but I ventured over here about a month or so ago and have really enjoyed everyone's posts and watches. During this time I've been using all of you to familiarize myself with the brand, and so far I am really liking what I'm finding. I've really taken a liking to the SS AP Diver, though I do have a concern.First, a little background on me. I have a relatively small, but flat 6.5 wrist. Currently I own a black SubC and a Panerai 312. The SubC fits my wrist perfectly (love the glidelock mechanism) and the 44mm Pam fits ok, but is definitely pushing the limit as far as size goes. There's no way I could go any bigger than 44mm as to keep from looking silly. Right now I currently use the SubC as my daily wearer and the Pam comes out for casual Fridays and the weekend. What I love about these two watches is the versatility I get between them. SubC on the oyster bracelet and th

Latest incoming Speedie DSOM
....yes another incoming for me this year. Hopefully the last till summer next year as I'm skint!Been thinking of a Tag Heuer Monaco, Rolex Hulk or BLNR but didn't want to commit to a purchase this year. Then this beast arrived at my AD. Not sure what drew me to it as I hate black watches but this is something else! The ceramic flips from a deep black to a shade of grey, it has polished and brushed finishes on the casing...it shouldn't work in theory but after staring at it for a while I'm drawn to it. It's almost as if Omega stole some of Rolex's fairy dust and sprinkled it on this piece. It's been a while since I've been so mesmerised over a watch that I couldn't wait! Don't get me wrong, I love all the other watches in the collection but this is definitely special in its own right. I present to you the Omega Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon:Now this puts me in a predicament. For insurance purposes, I can't insure the older Speedmaster or Navitimer as this needs to be covered instea

Need Information About Omega Bracelet
What is the model number of the bracelet for the Omega 2531.80, please. I need to know so I can order some extra links. Where would you suggest ordering these links? Thanks for your help.

PP slow/poor? service. Do you just accept it? Is it overblown?
Every brand will have lemons and occasional bad service experiences. That said, even ignoring the Internet, the people I talk to have universally slow experiences with PP service, and a higher rate of problems than I hear about other brands.I know probably 100 Rolex/AP/ALS/JLC owners in real life. Very few complaints overall. I know 10-12 Patek owners in real life, and nearly 100% complain about 8 months or longer for a standard service, watches going back 2-3 times before they give up and just sell them. I know one 9 figure net worth collector who sold all his PP and has completely sworn off the brand entirely.Am I living in some bizarro world with crazy bad luck, or is this the norm and TRF Patek owners just learn to live with it? Are people flipping watches so often they never have to deal with service?There are a number of Pateks I really like, but I'm not looking to spend 6 figures on watches to voluntarily sign up for frustration. Put me at ease or talk me out of PP, please.