Nivrel Sea Series Diving Watch Makes Sense For Any Collection: Coming in Red, Yellow, And Blue Trim
It is my firm conviction that each watch collection must have at least one classic diving watch. I am not just talking about a timepiece with a 100 meter or more water resistance, I am talking about that look, with the three link metal bracelet, rotating bezel, and large and bright hour indicator dial. In other words, a Rolex Submariner 'homage' watch. It is ok, there are few watches that deserve such an homage, the classic Rolex diving watch is one of them. Otherwise, if you don't have a watch of this ilk in your possession, you aren't only going to feel left out, but you'll be missing out on a phenomenon of watch ownership where one style of watch, really seems to fit perfectly in every occasion and for all purposes.To satisfy that end, you have literally hundreds of options, within a range of style, quality, and function. On the low end are $50 Casio watches that to an extent give you a taste of the look. On the high end are fine watch makers like Blancpain who can put even Rolex's

AP ROO Navy
I am thinking about adding AP Navy, does anyone has a pictures, wrist shots? I really like the blue strap/white dial/blue subdials combo, nice watch to wear with jeans.What is overall view on AP Navy, seems to me its not that popular from theme editions. I asked on TRF which one to pick between AP Navy and Rolex WG Sub blue dial and of course I got everyone voting for Rolex, wanted to ask the same question here. Thank you for your input

How much do YOU spend on your watch hobby/collection/obsession???
Bit of a hypothetical, but seems that us watch fans spend a very sizable amount on watches and our collections. I myself have also slowly crept up-market and it certainly is not a cheap hobby. But then I see some other collections and just makes me drool because they are nicer than my local AD's :)So I was just thinking of how you decide weather you can buy that new shiny watch that just hit the shelves or when does it become too expensive? Or how do you gauge what your watch buying budget is? Given than these are pretty much perfectly elastic luxury items, just curious how you decide how much is ok spend? Or for that matter, how often?

Just in from DavidSW!
This was my first purchase from a Trusted Seller here on TRF and I have to say; DavidSW is a consummate professional! The transaction was stress free and it was a pleasure doing business with him! I can see why he has a great reputation! He deserves it! Thanks David! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Speedmaster Timekeeping - Seriously Impressed!
Hey all,So, I've had the Speedmaster Pro now for nearly 5 months - thoroughly enjoying wearing it, and it's been incredibly hard to get off my wrist! Love the size, love the weight, love its understated charm. And I now have another reason to love it! I don't normally pay too much attention to timekeeping, as long as I'm not having to alter the time every other day, I'm reasonably happy! I don't know what prompted me to do it (probably boredom during a quiet moment), but I thought I would set it to GMT, and see how it was getting on. Well, several days down the line, it has gained just 1 second. 1 second for a non-chronometer rated watch! I was seriously, seriously impressed - I guess Omega must have sprinkled some fairy dust on mine when they were regulating it Just thought I would share,Chris