Diving In Grand Cayman With Oris Watches Video Part 1
We consider ourselves a pretty lucky bunch over at ABTW - we get hands-on time with the watches we enjoy, and we get to share our passion with the community. Great fun!However, once in a while we get really lucky, and a brand like Oris sends us to the Cayman Islands to earn our diving certification as part of the December 2014 watches-dealer giveaway. Since that is exactly what happened, we decided to film and share our experience in this three-part series, shot in Grand Cayman with our holiday 2014 "Learn to Dive with Oris Watches" giveaway winner, Zach.In this first video, we strap on the required gear, learn about PADI, and discover how dive watches fit into this whole equation (meaning we play with them).A special thanks to Oris, DiveTech, and our certified instructor Ragime �C and of course, be sure to catch the next installment of this series soon. oris.ch

Watching Ellen...NATO on her wrist!
Looks pretty good!

New member incoming x 2
Dear TRF members - I love you and hate you! I have been on this forum daily for the last 2 years but never decided to participate - I have a lot of experience in the last few years on watch purchases and now have decided to participate and add my opinion good or bad! I used to be a usual watch person buying and being happy with a Rolex every 10 years or so until I started to be influenced by you bad boys - But I love it!From Rolex TT Sub blue that I loved for years to 16520 flip, 116520 flip, AP Royal Oak flip, Submariner flip, Rose Gold Skydweller flip, Pam 311 ouch that was costly flip, Patek 5711/1a blue dial flip, Rolex DJ11 flip, and so on in the last 2 years - flip, flip, flip....Finally in the last few weeks settled on Patek 5167a and 5205G and first on AD list for 40th Nautilus. Anyway I hope you enjoy some photos and I look forward to discussing Patek and other brands with you all. Don't know how to upload multiple photos so the following will have to do!NB will also post

14060 vs 14060M vs 16610
I purchased a 14060 (not a M model) and have been really surprised at the differences between my 14060M and my 16610 LV. The case is thinner - I'd say at least by 1 mm. So it wears very nicely on the wrist. The dial also looks smaller, maybe the bezel is thinner, but it overall looks like a smaller watch at least compared with my 16610. The hands are thinner than my 16610. Anyway, just thought I'd share my observations. I can now see why there are folks that like the older models. I have a feeling this 14060 will get a lot of wrist time.

My first ....
Hi guys.I thought I'd make my first post. I've been reading your posts for a long time so it's only fair that I make my own contribution. I have always admired Rolex watches since my dad gave me his SS date just about 25 years ago. So I decided a few months back to buy myself one, a bit indulgent but I think I deserved it! Others might disagree but hey ..... who gives what others think anyway?? I explored the collection, considered the sky dweller but found it too big on my wrist. I liked the Daytona but something didn't quite feel right. Ultimately I decided on this one (I hope the pic upload works.....). At the risk of sounding like a douchebag, or as a tosser as we Aussies would say, I'm in love with this thing! I'm sure you guys know what I mean. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk