Casio PAG110C-3 'Go Green' Pathfinder Watch
Lots of watch brands create special timepieces that are more eco-friendly than the rest of their collection, and sell them as special or limited edition pieces. Then you have brands like Casio that has naturally eco-friendly watches by design. With light powered movements that charge batteries instead of requiring them to be changes, the basic principles of the watch are eco-friendly. Casio didn't even need do anything special to accomplish that for this Go Green edition PAG110C-3 Pathfinder watch. It is certainly true that battery waste is harmful to the environment.To press the point, Casio is releasing a new Go Green collection of watches - and this Pathfinder model will lead the new pieces. The watches will each be in green (for the green message) and also come in packaging made of recycled materials. The pieces have all the features you expect in mid-range Casio Pathfinder pieces. This includes a durable case and strap, altimeter, barometer, compass, stopwatch, countdown timer, 5

Lebron
wearing this for 2 weeks, watch belongs to a friend

pricing on a 15300.. white.. dial.
Hey guys curious do u know what the used market for a very good condition one is going for these days?And do you guys know if any AD has leftover stock on this watch? I prefer to buy new... but i know its discountined so it will be nearly impossible, at least from my city.. only 1 ad.

Incoming Speedmaster Meteorite Dial
This was in a wonderful seller's safe for the last two years. Brand new, stickers still intact, never sized. I feel very lucky to have found it and now own it.Had to part with another watch, but feel it was worth it!!!!!

First Panerai: PAM183 or 609, p.5000 calibre
I am looking to buy my first Panerai and have narrowed it down to two options: PAM183 vs PAM609I'm based in HK (anyone got any recommendations for HK dealers AD and grey market?) and the prices of the two are pretty identical - I really like the look of the 183 with the cleaner, sandwich dial (I am not a fan of the 609's sausage dial) but feel like the in-house movement of the 609 makes it much more worth it for the amount of money. The power reserve of 8 days of the in-house P5000 vs the 56 hours in the ETA based Unitas movement is also a HUGE difference. I went into a Panerai boutique here and they quoted 3-5k HKD (approx. 390-645 USD) for servicing the p5000 calibre...and i've also heard of reliability/accuracy issues on this calibre, anyone can confirm? Also, How much does/did it cost to service the Panerai OP XI calibre (based off the ETA6497) and would that presumably cheaper cost justify purchasing the 183 over the 609? Does the 8 day power reserve and in-house movement trump th