Introducing the Steinhart Ocean Titanium 500 Premium
Last time we wrote about Steinhart, it was to announce the Ocean One Vintage Dual Time, their take on the infamous white-dialed Rolex Pan Am GMT. As one might expect, our readers welcomed that release with mixed feelings, with most detractors bemoaning Steinhart's continued affinity for homage watches.Now, there is no denying that Steinhart made a name for itself by selling homage watches based on a number of different Rolex references, and because of that Steinhart is often a lightning rod for criticism. But while the Ocean One line may be the brand's bread and butter, Steinhart has also released a number of original designs over the years, among them the Apollon, the Triton, and the entire Ocean Two range. Earlier last week, Steinhart announced their latest diver, a watch the falls conceptually somewhere between their two diver lines, the Ocean Titanium 500 premium.The Ocean Titanium 500 comes in a 42mm case that is aesthetically similar to what you can find across their Ocean One ra

Had that, sold that, got this.
I had a DJ II, blue dial, fluted bezel for a while.It was a great watch, I had no issues with it and enjoyed the way the light played off the bezel.However, I decided to reduce the amount of money I had tied up in watches and sold it along with some other pieces.Turns out that I still wanted a blue dial, fixed bezel watch as part of the collection and finally decided on a replacement for the DJ.It arrived yesterday.I love the dial on this, both the color and the markers.This is the 41.5mm version of the Skyfall.Just got here, but looks like it will fill the blue dial, fixed bezel niche quite nicely.

Latest purchase... Speedy LE
OK, so I've owned a Speedmaster 3570 before, but this time I scored a Limited Edition, only 2500 pieces of this one made.Edition 1994, the 25th anniversary after the Apollo XI landingplete set with papers and box + patch, stickers, and history book.Enjoy a few quick pics:

Omega Ploprof
Are these going to be limited?I really like the bulkier look of the new crown guardand the orange button.BUTWhile I know you never buy a watch as an investment ifthe new one is not listed as a limited production of some sortI think I may have to go vintage....

Fitbit and Rolex?!
So, in an effort to regain my old body and improve my fitness, my wife bought me a Fitbit. I didn't like how it looked on my other wrist. So now they share a wrist. Anyone else wear their Rolex masterpiece with a fitbit?Sent from my BBB100-1 using Tapatalk