Flashlight With The Spirit Of A Fine Watch: The Lumencraft GatLight V3 Titanium
Watch lovers like myself seem to have tendency to love anything "engineered." Sort of like the nerd equivalent of "designer." I just get excited anytime I see a relatively simple item which has so much thought and effort (and hopefully quality) put in to it. We like nice watches, because they take the simple concept of telling the time, and make it more functional, more aesthetic, and more interesting.That is why I like the Lumencraft GatLight V3 Titanium. The self represented "flashlight made in the spirit of swiss watches" blows me away (with light). Designed and crafted by Swiss engineers. The GatLight houses a 240 lumen LED bulb for bright, white light, and a 30% lower power consumption than traditional light bulbs. The gatling gun style looks not only looks intensely cool, but serves to allow for greater heat dispersion due to the increased surface area. The high quality titanium body is constructed from 79 hand assembled pieces. Like any fine tool, you should be able to carefull

Belated Grand Prix Wrist Shots
Sorry guy's, should've known the true TRF protocol, WRIST SHOTS OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN I took my iPad only on vaca to California, and obviously iPhone, it is very hard to post pic's, upload to server etc etc on them... Anyway enjoying it so much ! My piece literally looks like new in person, but due to the forged carbon and light settings/etc it makes the carbon look rough, which isn't the case.. Yes some of the sharper edges are smoother, but that's the nature of this, and I don't mind it at all, enjoy Not the greatest pic's yet, but a ton to come!Next to BEE

Saw the new PO 8500 today
HDNTER and I checked out a couple places today including a new Omega boutique and the owner had the new PO 8500 with black bezel and silver numbers in 45.5MM as well as the orange bezel with orange numbers in 42MM. I never had an interest in an orange bezel watch and still don't. I do like the ceramic bezel on the black and silver PO but just as I feared, I did not like how the numbers black out in certain light. I do like the shade of black of the dial on the 8500 better than my 2500 PO. The clear case back was a nice addition as well. One thing that was noticeable to me was the increased thickness of the case needed for the 8500 movement. I did not find this a good thing and it begins to make the watch a bit top heavy. And if I am honest, the changes did not wow me enough to part with my PO 2500. I do think it is nice though but it's just not for me.

new to the club - first omega
after years of collecting Rolexes, I decided to try something new. after a lot of research, decided to go with the classic speedy pro. love the acryllic crystal and the vintage feel and connection to the space program. also, I tried on a couple of the 44+ mm omegas and just could not get used to the size. so while I initially thought about the 50th anniversary edition or the coaxial model with date, I was able to save some money because of my preference for the small version. as between this as the sapphire sandwich, it was a close call, but I figured for my first omega i would go with the classic. anyway, here is cell phone photo from this morning.

5960/01g
have deliveries on this piece already started? seehttps://.watchlounge/hands-on...vintage-touch/why no love? isn't it somewhat the chrono-counterpart of the 5524G?