Hands-On: With The Nomos Zurich Worldtimer True Blue
Two months ago, when we first heard word of a new dial color for the Nomos Zurich Worldtimer, two things were certain: we knew it would probably be good;?and we knew we had to get our hands on one to assess the new dial in person and, of course, to share it with you. True Blue 2 OF 8 A list of global cities, in English, surround the dial. In person, the new blue dial is striking �C the hue is a dusty petrol blue that works well within the polished stainless-steel case. 3 OF 8 The blue color is surprisingly versatile and particularly complements neutral color tones. A Simple, Polished Case Material: Stainless SteelDiameter: 39.9 mm?Thickness: 10.85 mm 4 OF 8 At 10.85 mm, the stainless steel case is relatively thin and sits comfortably on the wrist. The shape of the case remains as pure?as most other Nomos models (with the exception of the Club).?All surfaces are uniformly polished, including the crown and pusher?at 2

Introducing: The New Rolex Daytona, Now With Black Cerachrom Bezel
I can honestly say this is the watch everyone – though maybe no one more than me – has been waiting for since the 2013 50th anniversary of the Cosmograph Daytona. We now have a steel Daytona with black ceramic bezel! This watch closes the loop on the entire Daytona family, bringing back back the familiar look that we first saw in 1965 with the reference 6240 and ultimately the 6263. Let's get into it. 1 OF 3 The 2016 Cosmograph Daytona is very much the same watch as the 2015 Daytona – this is Rolex, after all – though in addition to the black Cerachrom bezel, the white-dial version now features black rings instead of silver above the sub registers. The watch remains 40 mm and still we have the absolutely superb caliber 4130.Did I mention it comes in black? 2 OF 3 Yes, the new Daytona comes with a black dial, too. ADVERTISEMENT Yeah, it does! So what is the benefit to the Cerachrom bezel? Well, it&

ROC Chrono Malfunction - any ideas why/how?
As I have posted, I just picked up an AP ROC 25860 and love it. The only problem I found out after I had completed my Daytona trade is that the minute hand on the chrono register does not advance past the first minute (everything works perfectly until 1 min, 59 seconds. Then the seconds hand of the chrono passes 12:00 and keeps going as it should, but the minute hand doesn't advance to 2 or any further). I checked it for about a minute and a half in the store so it appeared the chrono worked as it should. Now the dealer is dealing with it and will of course fix it, so that's not the problem. Not knowing that much about the drive of the chrono in these watches, I was wondering if anyone had ideas of what is going on or if they have had similar experiences?Thanks,Steve

Hi Guys - quick questions - about S/S diver
I am really considering this as my first AP.I am a build guy and I normally wear smart casual for work and weekend (7days week)can this diver be pulled off as a semi formal watch? does it looks good with shirts and maybe with a suit blazer?what is the thickness of ss diver? (as well as the 15400st)Have any of you guys came across the dilemma of the diver OR the 15400 st?I have had big watches before and I love there sizes. Panerai IWC etc.I know this is a 42mm watch but I really wanna give it a goany opinion welcomeRegards

Sorry for the novice question...I thought I liked the Nautilus but it turns out...
Sorry for the novice question...I thought I liked the Nautilus but it turns out...That I love the Patek Philippe Aquanaut [Reference 5167) What's the major differences? Except everything probably!Thanks for your help and easing me into Patek.