Corum Admiral's Cup Deep Hull 48 Limited Edition Watch
It is big and it goes down pretty deep. It is also the first real diver's watch from Corum that I can think of (aside from a few dive style Corum Bubble watches). This is the new for 2010 Admiral's Cup Deep Hull 48 watch from Corum, and it is rather interesting, though I have some thoughts on it overall. The Admiral's Cup line has been very good to the brand, and over the last few years Corum has been refining it a lot. More models, lots of variety, and a furtherance of making them look more manly as opposed to colorful (which was the classic look with all the colored flags). Today's Admiral's Cup watches share very little in common with the originals. Here, the flags are barely still there in monochromatic glory. The real standout features of an Admiral's Cup watch is its 12 sided case and bezel.The Deep Hull 48 is in a 48mm wide titanium case, and is actually weighty for titanium. It is after all, a large watch. The case comes in either brushed titanium or in PVD black coated titaniu

Down To Two AP's
Hi Guys & Gals !Here is my new addition. I got rid of the 15400 blue because the dial was too simple for my taste and I was longing for the epic AP bracelet. Hopefully the chrono dial with the great looking pushers will do the trick. I do miss the AP blue but couldn't source one. I am happy with the black face which is almost slate grey in certain light. My other AP left is the Rose Gold Rubber Clad. I've always thought any watch collection is incomplete without a yellow gold piece. I've had a 36MM Rolex president, Hublot Big Bang but nothing compares to AP gold. The copper in it really distinguises the gold and the weight of the watch is like nothing else. I was hesitant at first because of the rubber bezel and pushers but it works overall with the rubber band. Here are the pics.

New to Breitling- Which one is it ?
Hello, I just came across this Breitling and after reading much about them I am still not sure which model it is. Any Help ?The back is marked 765 but it does not have a bezel on the face like most 765's I have seen. It is a screw on back.

Absolutely Gorgeous
Simplicity is blissful...

YG Oysterflex Daytona or Two Tone Daytona
Hi guys i need help on deciding which daytona to get! I want a versatile watch that can serve the purpose of going to events like posh/wedding dinners/birthday parties and weekender watch like going to the beach/boating. And i need to decide between the YG Oysterflex Daytona with the panda-champagne dial or the Two Tone Daytona with black dial. Please help me out guys im stuck on deciding as i love both just as much!And also if a misfortune happens that i need to sell the watch, which watch will i get a better value if i have to sell it? Thank you so much for your expertise and advice!