Rolex Launches New Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Edition Dive Watch in New York
Rolex has launched a new version of its deep-diving Rolex Deepsea watch. The new model ($12,350) features a dial that is dark blue at the top, and then darkens gradually to black at the bottom. Rolex calls the dial treatment D-blue.  Aside from the dial, the watch, called the Rolex Deepsea D-Blue Edition, is identical to other Rolex Deepsea models, which are water-resistant to 3,900 meters thanks to what Rolex calls its Ringlock System, a combination of protective features that include a steel compression ring that surrounds the movement and supports the caseback and crystal.?Rolex unveiled the watch Aug. 4 at a screening of a new 3-D documentary that Hollywood director James Cameron (Titanic, Avatar) made about his 2012 dive to the bottom of the Mariana Trench, the deepest point of the ocean anywhere on earth, in a one-man submersible called the Deepsea Challenger.? Affixed to the submersible were three specially made Rolex Deepsea models, two on its hull and one on the roboti

The Versace company is a luxury watch manufacturer
The Versace company is a luxury watch manufacturer that is based out of the heart of watch country, Switzerland. They are probably best known for making their timepieces out of scratch-proof materials. Every year they make about a half a million watches. They sell their timepieces in more than 150 countries.

Slow slow slow response from Omega
I sent an enquiry to Omega before Christmas to enquire how to send my PloProf to Bienne. I received the response today, in which time I contacted Swiss Time, received response and the watch has already been posted to the UK and received!I know Omega are a big company and maybe the cogs turn slow, but that's a long time to wait for a reply.

The new 5940G with nlack dial ..
Hey Guys ...Last week I was in Dubai and I passed by the nice PP Boutique located in Dubai Mall. Was quite surprised to see the new and very beautiful 5940G with black dial. What do you think, guys?.

Elementary, Dr. Watson...
An annual calendar Day-Date. Or perpetual... Wait and see.