Casio G-Shock Baby-G Watch With Breathalyzer For Vodka Maker (Update: Fake)
UPDATE: Apparently this is not real. Casio has reached out to let me know that someone Photoshopped this fake watch, but for amusement you can read a "watch if" below. However, the same week TokyoFlash released a genuine breathalyzer watch.Because Casio didn't think that making a watch with a breathalyzer was enough, it needed to make one in collaboration with a vodka maker. Yes, it is true, the irony of the Ciroc X G-Shock watch is that the timepiece is there to prevent you from drinking too much of what Ciroc produces. For Ciroc, it is a great marketing move as it has been well established that no matter how much alcohol producers advise people to "drink responsibly" people's drinking behavior does not change. More on that shortly. On the watch front Casio lovers can expect a new tool on the G-Shock feature set with an on-board breathalyzer. Is this part of the new tool set for the world's urban Pro Trek watches? For now, the new drinking revolution begins for women as this is a Baby

How Ulysse Nardin Beautifully Makes Watches Part 5
Sponsored PostUlysse Nardin has recently produced a beautiful corporate movie displaying the people and methods behind the production of watches at their facilities in Switzerland. We've broken down those movies into several parts which will be posted weekly for you to watch. Please enjoy part 5 of the series on how Ulysse Nardin makes watches.As we publish the movies you'll be able to see all of them on the Ulysse Nardin Manufacture Movie page here.For more information visit Ulysse Nardin's website.

Some DEEP thoughts...!!!
I've now had my DeepSea for 8 days��And having worn it all day, every day during that time, I thought I would pass along just a few of my own personal observations of a watch that seems to polarize people more then most��When first picked up and held in hand, the watch demonstrates a incredible heft �� One that causes even the most ardent watch enthusiast to pause and exhale deeply��But once on the wrist, I found the extra weigh to miraculously vanish entirely�� I've heard comments from people about a Top Heaviness or Floppy feel when worn��But I must say that I found, in my case anyway, for this not to be so��The watch seems to sit atop my wrist where it belongs with no more movement then either my 1665, 16660 or 16600 ever had��In fact, the watch wears and feels no different on me, then any other Sea Dweller I have ever owned��And I tend to wear all of my watches a bit loose��The biggest issue people seem to have, based on what I have read, is the thickness��Now there's no getting around i

Any discount to be had on a Tudor BB36 in the UK?
As per the title really has anyone in the uk managed to obtain a discount at a UK AD and if so where and how much?I'm ready to pull the trigger but would like to be forarmed when visiting my AD ( or multiple ADs if I have to play one off against another)Thanks.

New Rolex Gainin 6s/day
I have own several Rolex watches and they have always been max +1 second/day accuracy. A half year ago i bought datejust and i gained +2 s, now after half year is +6. So have Rolex change some accuracy policy ?