Casio Pathfinder PAG-240-1 Watch Review
Somehow, I think that the watch designers at Casio enjoy their jobs.I've never met or spoken to one, but from seeing a succession of Casios over the years, and the relentless way that they keep improving, every single time, I have to think that they like what they do. Case-in-point today: the new PAG-240-1 Pathfinder. Casio has done a lot of Pathfinders over the years, and every single time the come up with new features, killer prices and manage to improve the user interface in small ways to boot.This Pathfinder is mid-line for Casio, lacking only the radio-set functionality of the more expensive versions. It still has solar power (which I consider an essential feature for an outdoor watch), alarms, countdown timer, world time, altimeter, barometer, compass, altimeter, thermometer, trend graphs and an EL backlight. The case is 50.7mm across at the widest point, 15.5mm thick and 65g on the plastic strap.There's also a leather strap, model PAG-240B-2, and bracelet, model PAG-240T-7. As w

Anybody looking for a PO liquid metal in US?
The Omega boutique in beverly hill center has one.somebody please buy it before i head back and buy it myself ... must resist ...

PSA : It IS safe to wash your Rolex
We get tons of watch pictures on this forum. It's great.One problem though.Far too often there are wrist shots of dirty watches. Oil, grime, and random dirt. All it takes is a minute with soap, water, and drying with a clean microfiber cloth.Makes a world of difference

Could this be a sneak preview of Basel Rolex Sub Black DLC and Gold Hercules116613?
Saw this on Fleabay and like the way it looks. I really like the date disc in black and gold. The black and gold really works for me.Black & Gold Submariner 116613I wonder about DLC - Would clear DLC coating on all models models create a buzz if Rolex announced they would be doing this at Basel? They would be more scratch resistant. Then with the policy of removing stickers now seemingly falling into place, they won't have to worry as much about staff scratching the new in box watches at ADs.

Buying first Rolex - YM?
Hello all,I am new to the forums and by way of introduction, I am a 21 year old college student looking to purchase my first Rolex soon. Every since I first began showing interest in watches when I was younger, I always loved the Yachtmaster 1 and found it to be the most beautiful watch. Now being close to graduating college and in the financial position to purchase my first big boy watch I am considering purchasing a 16622. As much as I love the new one with the SunRay blue dial, it seems to be outside of my budget as of now. I have tried doing as much research as possible, but being new to Rolex I have a few questions.First, although I plan on keeping this watch for many many years (hopefully forever), if that is not the case and I decide to trade up to something different in maybe 5-10 years where can I expect the value of this watch to be? It seems like I can pick up a really nice late year 16622 for 6-7k right now.Second, keeping aesthetics and personal taste out of the quest