Romain Jerome Tetris-DNA Watch
The newest classic video game-inspired watch from Swiss Romain Jerome (RJ) is the Tetris-DNA, and it serves as yet another homage to a great 1980s-era video game. Tetris was actually a soviet game created in Moscow during the time of the USSR. Romain Jerome has already graced us with watches inspired by Space Invaders, PAC-MAN, and now, Tetris. In the future, more video game-inspired watches will come from Romain Jerome - we can promise you that.Romain Jerome now calls watches such as this which use their Moon Invader case style to be "Generational Icons." Romain Jerome had some interesting success with the "Titanic-DNA" watch that contained some metal actually collected from the Titanic. Even though the Titanic-DNA watch collection was controversial, it did spawn a lot of "DNA" watches. The goal of each is, of course, to contain some material from something special. That isn't possible with every type of watch that celebrates a unique and often important cultural icon, so Romain Jerom

PO 2500 on a NATO strap
I tried on a planet ocean 2500 with a really thick but comfortable NATO strap.It was such a comfortable fit for me, as most Omega divers are just too big for me. Does anyone else believe that the PO 2500 will become as, or near as popular as the speedmaster Moonwatches...This watch was not for sale, which made me want it even more, I believe...How about some photos of the PO 2500 on any strap...

Seamaster of Venice
The background shots are of Venice Beach and enroute shore line from and to CLW. The Seamasters seem particularly photogenic in this environment, but I might tend to have some bias.

Speedmaster- low demand?
I was in the maret for a Speedmaster, saphire sandwich. I eventually bought a pre-owned one in great condition. I love it.But while I was thinking about buying one, I went to a few local shops to see if it spoke to me.Nobody had the watch in for me to look at. They had some reduced Speedmasters and other Omegas but no 3573.50.00I was reading somewhere that the demand for the speedmaster is not high because it is manual wind and has no date. The lack of demand is why many shops do not carry it in stock. The sales person told me that because it is in high demand that they did not have one in stock.So which is it? Is the speedmaster pro a quick mover or a slow seller for stores?

Is the DD40 an everyday watch?
I'm typically a jeans and a t-shirt kind of guy after work and on weekends, and many times I slip on sweats and Nike's to run errands (I'm mid-30's).That being said, is the DD40 too classy for occasions like this? Am I better off getting the PM Sub?