Seiko Pullsse Odograph Watch Is Little Japanese Overlord Of Walking, On Your Wrist!
Why on Earth is this watch not officially sold in the US? I mean you can still get it online, but people need a watch like this to get them through the day, at least any walking parts. Frankly, I will all but forget how to stroll or pace without this watch. The Seiko Pullsee is technically a fitness watch, but really serves to do something that the Japanese love, give you extraneous information. An upgrade from the mere "Pedessa" model, the Pullsee relies of two basic sensors to tell you everything you need to know. It has a built in pedometer and rate-heart monitor. As an odograph, this watch literally measures walking.?? The pedometer is an internal sensor, while I believe the heart rate monitor is attached to the strap which would touch your wrist. In addition, it has a calendar, stop watch functions, calendar, and other functions you'd expect in a fitness watch.It also looks like the LCD screen itself also have a few color modes and changes to green or red depending on whether you

AP ROO Lava (LE of 99) - Thoughts, Opinions?
Looking for a new AP and was wondering if anyone here had any personal experience with the AP Lava LE of 99. I've attached a pic for reference for those who have no idea what I'm talking about. For a do it all AP, do you think it's a bit flashy or too over the top? I've tried to find pics online, but it's hard to get a glimpse of what the watch looks like in real life. I'm a serial flipper and wonder if I should hold out for something else. I currently have a 42mm 26170 but really want something ceramic with an open caseback (possibly the diver). My wrists are 6.25 and really don't think I could move up to the 44mm (26400) which I think is stunning - apart from the size. I have an opportunity to pick one up for a good price, and wanted the input of fellow enthusiasts. Any thoughts?

AP 15202ST Dial Question
Hi, All. I recently purchased my first AP from from a forum member, a Royal Oak 15202ST (39mm jumbo). It arrived today, so I spent some time examining it. Owning Rolex, I've become accustomed to looking at perfect dials. Today while admiring the tapisserie dial, I felt that something was off. So, I picked up a 10x triplet and got a better look. This is what I saw. Notice the alignment of the Audemars Piguet text.It looks like the Audemars Piguet text is crooked. You can see the recessed area for the printing isn't square with the tapisserie.I've got a few questions.Is this fairly obvious imperfection something I should expect?Is this typical of AP?Should I be concerned about this watch? Does this call its authenticity (in whole or in part) in to question?I've see some pictures of other 15202STs and noticed that the date wheel font is different. Can anyone confirm that mine is the same or different as theirs?Thanks for you input.

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Daytona 116509 Random Slate Dial... Blue Lume?
I'm not sure this watch even exists?Did Rolex ever make a Daytona 116509 Slate dial with Blue Lume?Did Rolex make a Daytona 116519 Slate Dial with Blue Lume?I have searched, but need some help if it is out there.If you have a Daytona Slate Dial with Blue Lume please share information on your watch.Regards,Scott