JeanRichard Aquascope
JeanRichard’s new Aquascope embodies the essence of 1960s design. Its round dial and curvaceous tonneau case instantly take you back to the decade of mini skirts and bell bottoms, when the desire for bold personal expression drove art, fashion and design into new frontiers. This modern Aquascope retains the original’s monoblock case protecting dual crowns, and it houses JeanRichard’s in-house caliber JR1000 movement. The 40mm x 44.5mm Aquascope case is produced in-house. It is polished and satin-finished stainless steel and features an external bidirectional rotating black bezel, similar to that of the 1960s original. This bezel can be used to indicate a remaining dive time. To ensure accurate setting, the bezel is notched (120 teeth, i.e. a half-minute setting). To prevent ill-timed movements from an unexpected impact, JeanRichard has incorporated a safety system. When the crown at 9 o'clock is screwed in, the bezel cannot move. The screw-down crown at 3 o'clock acti

Here's a rare one, a Breitling 3865 divers
They show up occasionally, from the early 70's with an ETA 17 jewel movement and normally in two different hand configurations and in his and hers sizes.

Boredom, Speedy and a Camera Phone
Add those together and you end up with inferior pics of a superior watch.

delivery started :-)
I will make better pics within a few days ...too dark right now so this is a bad pictureBut give me 2 or 3 days ... when I have some time I can tell you they are damn nice irl. Much better than the pics we all saw

Datejust vs Oyster Perpetual His and Her watches
I am planning to get a watch for me and my wife.We are choosing between the Oyster Perpetual and the Datejusts, 36 for me 34 for her.This won't be my first rolex but it will be her first.Any thoughts or opinions would be appreciated.