Romain Jerome Moon Dust DNA Watches: Stratospheric Prices, Galactic Novelty
This watch is pure imagination on your wrist. It is over the top in so many ways, and I completely appreciate it. Something in me says that this watch belongs at Disneyland, only it is real, and the fantasy is not in what it represents (we have been to the moon), but what it alludes to, which is a future of space travel.Romain Jerome has been around for a while selling what are essentially high-end novelty watches. The first was a golf watch that allowed you to keep score on your watch. Whatever, I know. Then they scored big with the Titanic DNA watch line. Each watch had a modicum of metal recovered from the sunken Titanic ship, and the rest of the metal on the bezel was made to look like rusted/oxidized iron. The result was a line of historical fantasy watches that spurred many a rich imagination. Taking the same basic shape with some enhancements and differentiators, Romain Jerome is back at it with a new DNA collection, the Moon Dust line!Continue reading with more images below Bes

Seiko 5 SNZG Review
It's been some time since we reviewed a Seiko on worn&wound, which is a shame because Seiko is one of our favorite brands. As long time readers may recall, we've reviewed a number of Seiko's including two from their Seiko 5 line, the SNK military field watch and SNZH diver, both of which have quite a following from the watch nerd community. Seiko 5��s are known for being sturdy, affordable mechanical watches that come in a variety of flavors, and today we're going to take a look at the SNZG, a mid-sized military field watch that retails for $100 to $115 depending on strap choice.Case: Stainless steelMovement: Seiko 7S26C 23 Jewel Automatic with Day/dateDial: BlackLens: HardlexCase Back: Display BackStrap: Stainless steelWater Res.: 10atm (100m/300f)Diameter: 42mmThickness: 12mmLug Width: 22mmWarranty: Two-yearThe Seiko 5 line of watches is vast, including watches from a number of genres (dive, dress, military) with varying dial colors, case finishes and strap choices for each model.

Snoopy, CK2998 or Spectre???
Have the ability to buy one of these but can only afford one, so..............???

what do you think of the new smp 2012?
though i like what omega is doing, i think im through with 44-45mm cases.sadly, with the 8500 calibers, almost all of omegas offerings will be huge watches.the only one that i would consider is the new smp.ceramic bezelno wavey dialstill 2500 caliberscrew not pin in bracelet.about the same value pricingconsidering these for the moment, i still prefer the old blue bond smp.so i guess it would be skip omega again.what are you opinions on this??

Lume power
Anyone notice some models have a much higher lume than others?For instance the lume on my 233 blows my 422 awayOr maybe just the lume on my 422 is bad?