Camo and Chrono: 7 Interesting Casio G-Shock Watches
Fans and?collectors of Casio G-Shock watches have seven more reasons to make room on their shelves and wrists. This year, the brand launched three new styles of Casio G-Shock watches �� an all-analog chronograph, an analog-digital chrono, and a military-style, camouflage-pattern all-digital model �� available in a total of seven new color schemes.The 3D Camo Print Camouflage series (Reference GDX6900CM) is the first G-Shock watch of its type released by Casio. It has a 3D camo pattern (available in tan or gray) printed on its case, strap, and plated dial. The watches are suitably huge (57 mm in diameter), but light (just 84 grams) and water-resistant to 200 meters. The watch includes an auto-LED “Super Illuminator” and a 10-year battery. Its array of useful functions includes a world timer, 1/100-second chronograph, countdown timer, and three multi-function alarms. The 3D Camo Series G-Shocks are priced at $150.   The new GA310 G-Shocks, equipped with chronogra

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Quartz
Hi everyone. I was just wondering to see if anyone on the forums had a quartz AP Royal Oak. I have a couple higher end automatic movement watches, but want to have one quartz watch to round out the collection. If you have one, is there anything to look for when purchasing the watch? Are there even fake models for the quartz AP RO's? Any input would be appreciated, and if you wanna throw up pictures I'm always appreciative. Thanks

Vintage Bond Breitling TopTime sells for $160k
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Bearings or bushings, the cutting edge...
The rotor on Rolex movements, since too long, have spun on a bushing. More recently, a few movements are being provided ball bearings for the rotor. In particular, the 40mm Day Date, the Daytona, Sky Dweller, 43mm Sea Dweller, etc. Please note that the 36mm Day Date, for instance, still carries a bushing.Indeed, when I picked up my new GMT blnr yesterday, I was left with a certain feeling of je ne sais quoi because the GMT still runs on a lowly bushing. Why is it so difficult for Rolex to stand up for their customers and provide them with a better product if they can...??? I believe that Rolex is a great company that upholds the highest standards of quality and respect for their products. I have been told by industry insiders how persnickety and demanding the Rolex people are when it comes to their watches. So why not upgrade their movements when they can...??? Come on, Rolex.

Hacking?
I’ve seen a few threads that have mentioned “hacking” what does this mean? I’ve only found that it refers to when the second hand stops when the crown is pulled out. Is there some use for this feature? I searched around some, feel free to point me to an article or thread! Thanks