CX Swiss Military Watch Survives Shotgun, Dynamite, and 20,000 Feet
It may not slip discretely beneath your dress shirt cuff, but the CX Swiss Military Watch model called 20,000 Feet is what you will want on your wrist the next time you dive to 6,000 meters. The watch will also come in handy if you plan on standing directly next to a large explosion, or if you need something that will stand up to a 12 gauge Winchester shotgun at close range… and there are videos to prove it. As recognized by the Guinness Book of Records, the 20,000 Feet is the only mechanical timepiece certified to a depth of, well, 20,000 feet. For most watch companies, that Guinness Book entry would probably be enough. Fortunately for entertainment-starved watch junkies, the Swiss manufacturer Montres Charmex goes several steps further to prove its timepiece is tough. The brand has produced a series of short videos (with the CEO as presenter) that answer the question “What do you get if you cross an old Timex ‘It takes a lickin’ and keeps on tickin” comm

15300 - 15202
Anyone moved from a 15300 to a 15202, curious on your thoughts in the change. I'm considering letting my black dial 15300 go to pick one up. It seems a bit redundant to keep both, but I know the 15300s are getting harder to find.

My new Offshore - Ceramic Diver!!!
Hi Guys,I am extremely overjoyed with my newest AP which I just picked up from the store yesterday... The Royal Oak Offshore Diver black ceramic!!!This watch is simply stunning and has to actually be seen in the flesh to best appreciate it...The ceramic detailing is incredible, I just love the vertical brushed lines on the bezel and the casing + the polished ceramic on the corners....The colour shifts from greyish to pitch black under different lighting conditions and is really flashy whilst stealthy at the same time... The orange highlights really pop against the background....I also find the size and weight extremely comfortable to wear and being ceramic I find myself least worried about accidentally scratching it somewhere... I actually wore this to sleep last night as I just did not feel like taking it off...Here's a few pics taken hastily but I do hope you like them :-)Cheers!!!!

Help.......Breitling dive watch or baume and mercier
Hello all:I am very conflicted as to what type of dive watch I should buy. I am not going deep sea diving at all, actually I won't go past 20-30 feet, but I want a watch that is safe in the water, yet I won't have to pay 5,000 or over.I was looking at the breitling dive watches, ( I want it on a bracelet of course),and this watch.....amazon/gp/product/B00...SIN=B003QBFIPWWhat do you guys recommend as a nice, big, manly size watch, that is strong, waterproof, and durable....without the 6,000 dollar price tag, and are there any reliable places you guys have dealt with that I can buy from online?Thanks so much.Tom

Winding Rolex
Hi Guys, I recently got a new Rolex. aD wound it for me while I was at the store. A month later it stopped after me not wearing it for a day. So I gave it like 40 turns and it was up and running again. I took it off and went to bed. The next day I woke up and I saw it has stopped again. Around 30 minutes after I took it off. I wind it up again and it did the same thing the next day. I took it back to the AD and it is now being sent back to the RSC to have them look at. AD told me I should never wind my watch ever even if it stops since many people break their watch by doing that. AD told me to just wear it for awhile and it will run without winding. Said I might have break the watch by over winding. Not sure if I buy that since I read on here there's a locking mechanism that prevents the watch from overwinding. Is it possible I am not giving the watch enough wind by not moving around enough while wearing it. Thanks !