Wrist cut by diver tank buckle
Hi,I was feeling some pain on my wrist and realized that my wrist was cut by the tank buckle of the diver watch. Upon closer examination I realized that the outer edges are very sharp.Anyone experience my encounter and any recommended solution.Cheers

Pics of the 44mm ROO on a 6.5" wrist
Just wanted to see some wrist shots of anyone with a 44mm ROO (Gold, Steel, Carbon or Platinum ) with a 6.5 wrist. Thanks! I know it depends on the shape and such, just wanted to see some pictures all in one place. Much appreciated Sorry if this has been done before.

Incoming! My First patek! 5990
Well,A couple years ago I was beating around the bush on a patek nautilus 5980 steel. I was told Patek might be discontinuing that model and introducing a newer model, I didn't know if it was for sure or not but I decided to wait and take my time. Finally I had heard the discontinuation of the steel 5980 and the introduction of the new 5990 dual time launched in 2014. I am so happy I waited. I feel the 5990 has the best of both worlds. The watch features a date and a chronograph complication. In addition to the chronograph, it has a second time zone featured by the skeletonized hour hand, which can be hidden behind the luminescent hour hand when not in use in order to create a less cluttered look. The watch also has two day/night apertures for local time and home time. What a watch... From my research, it was said that several case modifications had to be made to fit this movement into the nautilus without changing the classic look of the model and to maintain a thin watch.The nautilus

The most versatile sports watch
My trusted 5711/1A has been from the office to the ocean with me and now has battled the Nordic winter with minus 20C and is still fresh as a daisy (oh and yes, I do now realise they were the wrong golves to bring!!).This is, of course IMHO, the greatest steel sports watch.

New brand...
Today I visited my Rolex AD in Melbourne to check on a few possibilities for my collection... only to be told that the wait for a Daytona C was five years... and eighteen months for a DSSD Deep Blue... so I took a stroll to their sister shop down the road a little and after a lovely chat (and a glass of champagne) I purchased this... first of a new brand for me...