Davosa Vanguard Review
As a fan of vintage as well as contemporary watches, I love it when brands are able to pull from the aesthetics of watches from the 20th century, without making something gimmicky. Luckily, as a bit of a trend, many brands have recently created such watches. From the remarkably cheap Orient Bambino to the stark and simple Hamilton Intra-Matic, there are a nice amount of options to choose from. Adding to this genre, Davosa has just released their new Vanguard model, which takes mid-century styling and adds a few twists for something unique.I first saw the Davosa Vanguard in Basel last April. Then still unnamed, I was immediately impressed by the design in my brief viewing. It was a nice compact size, had cool texturing and had some details that seemed straight out of the 60's. The very nice people from Davosa we met with also mentioned that the watch would come with a variety of straps to help accessorize the watch, adding to its value and functionality. As someone who changes straps as

It's about the details..
The 39mm ROC is sweet perfection!

Rubber strap for the the 39-42mm royal oak models?
Does anyone know if they exist and what do you think of a rubber strap on a RO?

Rolex colors and coordinating clothing
Do you ever think about it? Put any effort into it?I'm not a slave to matching, but sometimes it's fun.

Explorer11 Bracelet Question
Hi I have an Explorer11 without a bracelet (currently on my wrist on an Everest Rubber) and have an opportunity to buy a much newer Submariner Bracelet 97200. My Explorer11 is a holes case and originally came on the optional (at the time) Submariner 93150 Bracelet will the new style Submariner Bracelet fit my watch? Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks David