Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon NEDU Diver's Watch
Ball released an interesting new diver called the Engineer Hydrocarbon NEDU. The Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) is the branch of the American Navy that deals with the standards for operational diving and decompression rules for their divers. NEDU is actually the group responsible for establishing the decompression tables you may know from scuba training or, if you're like me, from the rubber strap that came fitted to a Citizen Aqualand diver. These decompression tables allow a diver to know how quickly to ascend, based on the duration and depth of their dive. Use these numbers correctly and you can prevent suffering a case of the bends.Back to the watch at hand. The NEDU is a 42mm titanium diver that features Ball's signature H3 micro gas tubes for constant low-light illumination and is powered by a COSC certified ETA 7750 automatic chronograph movement. The 7750 offers hours, minutes, sub seconds, day and date along with a central seconds hand for the chronograph measure and a m

OMEGA Speedmaster Moonphase Master Chronometer
The METAS certification by the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology, founded in 2015 and approved after a battery of thorough tests, is gradually being rolled out to the Omega watch collections. This time it's the Speedmaster collection's turn with the Speedmaster Moonphase Master Chronometer. The 44.25mm steel case features a blue ceramic bezel and tachymeter. The self-winding 9904 calibre fuels a 60-hour power reserve, time functions, chronograph, calendar and moon phase. The hours and minutes lie in the centre of the brushed and sunburst blue dial whilst the small seconds and date with hand lie at 9. The chronograph hours and minutes appear in a counter at 3 and a stunning moon phase takes over the bottom of the dial with its 0-29.5 day scale. Price: 9,900 CHF. Sharmila Bertin

Patek Philippe 5524G
Okay, so now that things have quietened down just a bit since Basel, I decided to post my thoughts on this controversial pilots watch (and I use the term loosely) hereHow do people seriously feel about this attempt from PP?

Panerai to Flip (maybe for Profit)! Need Advice ASAP
Hi All,I pose this question to the Panerai experts. Have another chance to buy ANY Panerai (in stock) for 20% off and no tax. If purchased, I probably would sell immediately, although no guarantee as I've fallen in love with the brand. So, I'd like your opinions on which one you would buy for that purpose and why? I'm not looking at any special/limited editions, but was thinking a GMT perhaps. And please, I'm not interested in being called out for BS. If you doubt me, I'm happy to PM anyone, especially those in SoCal:). Thanks in advance. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Tried on the gold Sub and had the "buy this and we can get you the Daytona C" chat
First off, skin tone definitely plays a part when it comes to gold vs. rose. I love the look of the rose gold DD 40 with olive and brown dials, but for the life of my skin, it just doesn't work - it all gets washed out. Forgot to snap a pic of the DD 40, but got this picture of the beautiful 116618, which I'm hoping to make my next piece. Absolutely stunning.As for the Daytona C, when I mentioned that I was on the hunt for one, they immediately said that it wouldn't be a problem, should I buy this one from them. If they could get me the trusted seller price for the 116618, I would do it just to get my hands on the Daytona C, but at retail for the gold sub, it's just a bit too much.