watches-dealer Editor's Watch Gift Guide For 2012
We get asked for advice on buying watches all year long but we can't answer everyone. If you still aren't sure what watches should be on your shopping list this holiday season, let's see what the watches-dealer writing team has to say. Check out the 2012 watches-dealer editor's watch buying gift guide below and see what everyone feels is worth your money.Ariel Adams' ChoicesCasio ProTrek PAW-2000T-7It won't win any beauty contests but a Casio Protrek might save your life, and it is a damn reliable and handy timepiece. A perennial favorite of mine, high-function Casio ProTrek (formerly Pathfinder) watches are a must for anyone who does anything outdoors. Light, durable, and extremely reliable, these go anywhere, do anything watches are something you'll come to love if you don't already. I own a bunch of them and continue to lust for more. A great model is the Casio ProTrek PAW-2000T-7, which comes on a titanium bracelet. There is also the standard?PAW-2000 (reviewed here)?that comes in

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Urgent help needed
Hello all, I am in the process of purchasing a 15400 with silver dial. I have one issue before I can finalize the deal: my wrists are huge. My wrists are 8 1/4 inches. Will the 15400 fit, or do I need another link? Note, my Nautilus fit me with full links. Thanks guys.

Nautilus Owners Thread
Please post your Nautilus.I'll get it going with the 5711/1A.

They say you can do pretty much anything with a rolex, but...
I'm training for an ironman triathlon so my typical day is this one: I wake up, go to work, after work head straight to the gym.At the gym I will run/swim/bike for an average of 2 hours per day, always with my SubC on my wrist because I have no time to go leave it at home before gym. Therefore, am I putting a huge stress on it? I particularly scared of the running part, because I run an average of 40 miles per week with my sub on my wrist. Pretty hard runs/sprints with arms that swing a lot. Is it alright that I do this or should I leave the sub at home?! ThanksEnvoy�� de mon SM-G955W en utilisant Tapatalk