Blancpain Tribute To Fifty Fathoms Watch
2010 sees an interesting release from Blancpain. Given the plethora of "vintage" or "re-release" models, I wasn't at all surprised to see that Blancpain too had dug something out from their past to share with everyone. This is a model in the Fifty Fathoms collection called the "Tribute to Fifty Fathoms Watch." It is modeled after one of the original Fifty Fathoms watches from the 1950s. If you want to know more about the history, the go here.I don't think that Blancpain has officially released anything regarding this watch yet. They often wait a long while to do sowhich is frustrating. This is more or less the same Fifty Fathoms watch you know and love, but with a special "re-issue" dial. The original Fifty Fathoms watch has that interesting atomic label on there that actually meant to indicate that the watch was radiation free. Why? Well, luminant for a long time was radioactive. Radioactive waste is portrayed as glowing green and so does most luminant. Coincidence? Not exactly.When p

Hublot King Power Red Devil Watch For Manchester United
For the third time the Swiss watch brand Hublot and the United Kingdom of Football Manchester United team are together for a special limited edition watch. The two have been in a long-standing partnership, and the fruits of their efforts should appeal to more just sports fans.

Tips/tricks to remove diver strap
Hi, all -Finally got around to attempting to install the Survivor Hornback I picked up from Clearwater a while back (busy busy end of year!). However, I see that when I turn screw on one side (this one the one holding the strap to the plots(?)), it just turns on the other side and does not come loose. I assume this is gonna need two screwdrivers, if anyone knows of a clever other way to do it, please advise.

Any long-time AT Good Planet owners?
Just curious as to how the titanium bracelets (& particularly the polished PCLs) have held up over time. Could you post pics as well?TIA

Pam605
Good day all. Well I said I wouldn't be buying another watch this year but I've kind of been Jonesing for this one for a while ...I'm curious what the collective here think of it? I already have a 690 which has the same movement (essentially). Would this be redundant or does the Luminor wear significant different than theb1940 Radiomir?My collection is: Dblue, Sd43 and the aforementioned 690.It's only available on the gray market and selling at quite a premium to original list.A picture (not mine) for discussion. Panos if you're there .... please chime in Thoughts??Sent from my SM-G935W8 using Tapatalk