Kazimon Eintausend 1000m Diver Watch
I've liked the Kazimon Eintausend ever since I first noticed it a while back. With the tons of watches vying for my attention the classy German diver sat by idly waiting for me to notice it once again. Now, after revisiting the Eintausend watch again I am pleased to say that the design still pleases me greatly. What you have in a nutshell is a fashionably designed, well finished, functional diver watch with a good German character and reasonable price. You start with a steel case that is 44mm wide with a 22mm wide metal bracelet. The case has a nice almost satin finish with a good deal of angles mixed with curves and nice technical features. As a diver watch, the style of the dial reminds me a lot of aviator watches. I think the combined style is well done. You can see homages to other popular German "tool" watches in the design for what I feel is a satisfying result.A lot went in to the durability of the watch. The case is 1000 meters water resistant, has shock protection, and is anti

Nomos for Doctors Without Borders
Not often enough do watch brands commit to donating a portion of profits to charity. Sure, there are auctions here and there that go towards foundations, but generally speaking it's not common enough practice. That is part of what makes the Nomos Doctors Without Borders (Medics San Frontieres) watches so exciting.This limited edition of 2,000 watches will contribute $100 per sale from the Nomos and retail end to this great charity, for a total of $200k. And this isn't a one-time deal either. Nomos has issued both German and UK variants of the watch, so the total amount being given is much higher.The other part?.. Well, simply that these are great looking watches by one of our favorite brands, and even though this is a limited edition with unique design elements they don't cost more than the regular model. The Doctors Without Borders US edition will consist of 1,000 Tangente 38's and 1,000 Tangente 33's for $2,140 and $1,840 respectively.The unique design features of this edition includ

15400 weird noise when winding the watch using the crown
There is a weird noise coming from the watch when I wind it using the crown. It doesnt sound right it sounds like im breaking grinding something in there. Maybe its notmal i dont know. But its not a pleasing sound at all. The watch is new. When you wind your 15400 what kind of noise do you hear? I also hear this noise when im screwing in the crown.

Good price for a Montbrilliant?
Hey guys, just found a montbriliant online, seller is asking 2290 euros (around $2800). was wondering if this is a good price? description below:Navitimer Montbrillant with Box and Papers. Mint condition. Brand new Black Calf strap with buckle (unworn). SpecificationsModel: MontbrillantProduction Years: September 2005Gender: MensCase Materials : SteelMovement: Breitling 41i1158.photobucket/albums/...tbrillant2.jpgThanks in advance guys!

Rolex DJ 41 Two-Tone right now or save for a Day-Date in Rose Gold?
Background: I'm 36, male, bald (shaved head), close-cropped perma-beard, athletically built (6'2, 215lbs, broad shoulders). I mention this to offer some context for the question I'm wrestling with about my next purchase.Current Collection: Submariner 114060 (2016) that is my daily/travel/go-everywhere watch. I have a Deep Blue dive watch from my significant other that I wear casually on a NATO and an Orient Polaris GMT (from my deceased mom) on a blue gator strap. The Orient and Deep Blue are obviously sentimental so I'm not looking to duplicate either of those.Personal Style: I work either from home or at a client site in software, so dressing for work is very casual. I haven't worn a suit in a few years but wear sportcoats with slacks regularly for more dressy occasions. I also live in Southern California, so between my line of work and location it's really casual. I tend to wear what I'd call refined-casual; have been taking style inspiration recently from easy Italian looks-- lots