Specs of luxurious AK Anne Klein Women's 109416RGWT Swarovski Crystal Watch
Dial mother-of-Pearl Roman numerals with rose-gold-tone at 12-3-6-9 and 8 index markers accented with Swarovski crystals, Lunette of white enamel with 6 Swarovski crystals and figures printed in 10-20-30-40-50-60 Rose-gold-tone hour hands; Sweep second hand, White ceramic bracelet, At 99 feet (30 M) water resistant

Halios Tropik SS Review
Just a few months ago we reviewed the Halios Tropik B, one of the more interesting bronze dive watches to drop in recent memory. With a relatively small cushion case, an elegant vintage inspired dial and an interesting bronze alloy, it's the kind of unique design that comes along once in a while and leaves a lasting impression. This seems to be the MO for Halios, whose watches are always different from the herd and priced very fairly.In tandem to the Tropik B, Halios released the Tropik SS, or stainless steel model. Though the same watch in terms of general DNA, the different material, and inclusion of a rotating bezel, make the Tropik SS a different experience. When you browse contemporary sub $1000 dive watches, you are likely to find something missing; dress divers. Sure, there are brands that make smaller or downsized models, but they are still clunky, tool watches. Hearkening to the mid 20th century, the Tropik SS has an elegance that while not a "dress watch" in the classic sense

Hands-On: With The Bulgari Diagono Magnesium
Bulgari and great timepieces have gone hand in hand ever since it introduced the Octo Finnisimo Tourbillon. Now Bulgari looks to upgrade the external components of a watch with the stuff that space-stations are made of, and the internal components with, actually, more stuff that space stations are made of. While this automatic timepiece employs Bulgari's style and mechanics, it also flirts with a 21st century dilemma about which many brands have been curious.The Diagono Magnesium is named after the material that makes up the center of the case. Magnesium is both durable and extremely light - making this watch somewhat of a slim tough-guy. Magnesium might not even be the most impressive material used here. This Diagono also employs PEEK (PolyEtherEtherKetone), a polymer often used in space-tech due to its temperature and structural resistivity. 1 OF 3 The new Diagono employs a ceramic bezel and PVD coated stainless back to match. The sanded, grainy texture of the dial

Stupid AP question
I would like one day to get a RG watch, but the 44 will probably be too big for me, plus I don't really care for chronos, it would be awesome if AP one day made a RG diver with ceramic bezel on rubber, so if anyone has close ties with AP management, I know some here do, would be just great if they slipped from time to time in a conversation how great it would be if AP did that, I would 100% get that as my 3rd watch to have my dream trio.What do you think about such a watch? I think it would be really awesome but don't know if it's AP's style to make a RG diver, at the same time most divers of other brands are available in RG and AP did make their diver in different materials...

Does it mater to you if your name isn't on your watch papers?
Does it?Assuming you're getting a good deal on a BNIB watch from someone who has purchased it, or buying a very mint (barely worn) one that is hard to locate in the AD from else where.Does it matter to you if your name aren't on the papers?I don't suppose that can be changed, can it?What do you do after purchasing the watch?Not sure if you can change the registration to your name.Thanks all