Ulysse Nardin Marine Diver Refreshed For 2014
The Ulysse Nardin Marine Diver is one of the few trademark collections of the brand, packing some unique design features that have for long?set this model?apart from the rest. In fact, it was among the first?dive watches that we recall to have a decidedly dressy and elegant flair to it, a successful experiment in?mixing the prestige of a high-end brand with the cool-factor of dive watches.?For 2014, Ulysse Nardin decided to refresh?its Marine Diver line by focusing on some important aesthetic refinements, all the while keeping its fundamentals intact.You see, despite?the company's?some 170 years of history?in making exceptionally accurate marine chronometers and its unique anchor logo, Ulysse Nardin is hardly?one of the first names?that spring to mind when we think of nautical themed Swiss brands. The reason for that is?that more recently we have been overwhelmed by?the array of beautiful and highly complicated �C and as such, more dressy and fragile �C watches which the brand has been r

Pebble Returns to Kickstarter with the Pebble Time
Pebble, the company that brought us the first truly usable smartwatch back in mid-2012, is back with another Kickstarter campaign for their next model, the Pebble Time. By way of a reminder, the first Pebble raised over $10 million on Kickstarter after initially seeking $100,000. Some 68,929 people pledged money to the project and as of the end of 2014 Pebble had sold a million of its cross platform smartwatch. We reviewed the Pebble and in its earlier state found it to be a good but not great watch.The Pebble Time is again available via the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter. They have updated almost every aspect of the watch. The case is now more rounded than the original and has a slight curve to it so as to fit the wrist. The case appears to be a bit wider than the original and has rounded corners to give it a slightly less boxy appearance. They also upgraded the bezel to make it PVD stainless steel over the plastic case. The Pebble Time is thinner than the original, which along wit

My first AP....ROO
I bought my first AP yesterday and ?I'm totally stoked!!!!!!It's the grey themes titanium ROO on a bracelet . Ive been thinking that I might want to change the bracelet for a strap and buckle. Does anyone here have an idea where I could find accessory parts without paying an arm and a leg to go thru the AP AD.Thanks GUYS

P51, F22,and Navitimer World!
Awesome sight to see at Miramar MCAS ! P51, F22, and navitimer world, all together! image.jpg

Omega Planet Ocean GoodPlanet GMT - my new daily watch
Just a little background on myself...I work in a maritime environment (Port of Los Angeles) and lately I've had the itch for a nice diver watch with a GMT function because I find myself traveling more and more lately. I also have friends and family in the Philippines that I keep in constant contact with, so it's nice to be able to look at a watch and be able to instantly tell what their local time is.I had narrowed it down between the Rolex GMT Master II (blue/black ceramic) and the Omega Planet Ocean GMT (also ceramic). After weeks of thinking, I finally decided to get the Omega because I had just got a Rolex Sub-C date this past xmas, and I felt that the GMT Master was just too similar to the Sub, as far as the shape and size. I'm not a big fan of the GMT Master's polished center links either.So I went to my local Omega boutique to try on the Planet Ocean GMTs in person. They were really nice (especially the blue/orange GoodPlanet edition), but the boutiques don't give any discounts