Citizen Launches Official Facebook and Twitter Pages
Citizen has announced the launch of official pages on Facebook and Twitter. In coming months look for the brand to share exclusive photos and interviews with brand ambassadors, new product previews, and exciting promotions. You can like Citizen at Facebook here and follow them on Twitter here.

Simple Surfer: The Nixon Lodown Is An Ideal Tide Watch And Surfer's Companion
If you surf, you know that having an idea of what the tides are like is important. Tidal ebbs and wanes guide the size and position of the waves, and you don't want to waste your time wading in the sea. Tides variation occurs each day and is totally seasonal. In short, it is almost impossible to simply "predict" the tides. For that reason, it is a good idea to have some type of tide chart or indicator.Well, tidal watches have been around for a while, but the Lodown from Nixon is a particularly good one. It had 15 years of tidal information pre-programmed for 200 cities. The watches also have a full calendar, dual times, alarm stopwatch, countdown timer, and of course light. The best part is that all of these features, literally are accessible at "a glance." The sizable LCD screen features a daily tide chart where you are. You can easily tell what the day's tides are going to be like, and what the best time to hit the waves are. For novice surfers, that is usually at low tide, unless th

Incoming!! Finally my first AP...
Hello Everyone,I am a happy man and and proud to say I wrapped up a deal today on a pre-loved AP. Wound up getting an H serial that was purchased in July 2011 at a price I could not refuse! Pictures will follow and the watch is expected for delivery to me on Tuesday. Thanks to everyone on the forum for there pictures and advice. I have been looking at AP's since last year and finally found the one. Can't wait to get it!

Just got my first Seiko
Just expressing how happy I am to get my first Seiko Turttle PADI prospex :) Got a good deal at Macy's. 30% ofRetail. I was able to resize the bracelet myself but it took a lot longer vs my Rolex watches.Here is a picIMG_1008.jpgSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Insurance on Rolex?
Just wondering how many people out there insure their Rolex? 1. If so, how much usually is the insurance payment annually..lets say a Sub C Date since that's one of the more popular models aside from the BLNR.2. What's the process that people have to go through to insure their watches?3. If for the unlucky few that do have something happen to their Rolex (lost)/(theft), Sapphire crystal chipped, Oyster band falls apart, etc, is the full MSRP of the watch or replaceable parts redeemable or to what extent?Just something to think about for people that just recently acquire a new piece.