Oris Carlos Coste Limited Edition �C Cenote Series
In 2010, Carlos Coste established a new Guinness world record for freediving by completing a 150 meter underwater swim using no breathing apparatus. The Venezuelan was armed with only a torch and a monofin when he made the dive, and now Oris honors his achievement by creating a special Carlos Coste Limited Edition Cenote Series diver’s watch. Find pricing and wallpaper inside.Coste’s record-setting swim took place in the Dos Ojos, a colossal cenote or cave network that twists for 31 miles under Yucatan, Mexico.A standout member of the Oris diver's collection, the 46mm Cenote Series offers original features to highlight Coste's feat. The minute counter glows in the dark for ease of reading. A triangle at the seven minute position highlights Carlos's record of 7:30 for holding his breath during a static dive. The case is titanium with a helium release valve. Power is provided by the ETA 7750 movement.The bezel is scratch-proof ceramic, and the numerals and triangle at the zer

the model presented by Zenith 2011 features the accuracy of a classic of Alexandria
Equipped with ultra-light elite movement, the model presented by Zenith 2011 features the accuracy of a classic of Alexandria, with the freedom of romantic poetry.

Pp 5170r
First day in the office, I really love this piece, what do you think ?

3 NautiBoys
Hey my great TRF friends ...I'd like to share you this pic for the PP Legend.L/R : 3711/1G .. 5711P .. 5711/1AThe 3711/1G comes with black dial and it was discontinued in 2005 (I believe).The 5711P comes with pure blue dial and it was produced in 2014 (if I'm not wrong) and it was in 30pcs limited.The classic & still in production 5711/1A which comes with blue/grey dial.Have a great times all.

Thierry Stern Wearing 5235G
I guess we'll have to wait another year for this delayed release but it is at least nice to see it on his wrist. .patek/contents/defaul...rld2013_2.html