Citizen Eco-Drive Scuba Fin Chronograph Watch
Just in time for heading to the beach this summer, Citizen has released a new Eco-Drive model in their Scuba Fin lineup.The new model (CA0515-02L) isn't a massive departure from the earlier Eco-Drive Scuba Fin models, but it does have some freshened looks, sporting a blue (or orange) dial that earlier iterations don't quite have. Don't forget there is a chronograph as well. That blue also carries over to the 26mm polyurethane strap. While this looks like it would be a fine enough material for hitting the water, it does give me some pause for concern. It's hard to tell from the pictures, but it does look like the strap is integrated directly to the lugs - which means replacement options are limited, a strike in my book.But enough about that - on to the good things in the watch. As with other models in the Scuba Fin lineup, this new model features a 60 minute chronograph function. The other two sub dials are tracking 24-hour time (I assumed synchronized to the main time) and small second

Happy 233 holiday
Well I'm happy to say I finally own a PAM 233, thanks to watches of Switzerland in Melbourne.....I have talk an thought about this watch for years.......Now it's mine and I'm over the moon.Sorry for the poor quality, but it's still the same lolCheersSent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Radiomir at its purest?
Guys,I'm a minimalist, and a big fan of simplicity and functionality.Although Rolex are highly utilitarian tool watches, I still find that buying a Radiomir was a huge step towards a simpler more pure look... and more so because the Radiomir has changed a lot less than Rolex watches have, since the original design.With that said, I'm aware that the PAM183 — and in particular the Black Seal phrase —?isn't the most original thing about a Radiomir. I also know that a 12-3-6-9 dial without small seconds (correct me if I'm wrong) is more desirable when looking for a true original.On a quest for the purest, most original, most utilitarian Radiomir... I ask you to pick one:1. 12-3-6-9 dial with small seconds.2. 12-3-6-9 dial without small seconds.3. SLC dial.4. California dial.5. Other (comment)

Should I brush?
Hello, my name is Steve, and I have GMT issues. Okay, I love GMTs. So I recently added a BLNR to my stable of GMTs. Im thinking of brushing the bracelet on my 4 year old LN to have the ability to swap PCLs and brushed between the two. What are your thoughts?

Why Rolex, again?
So I'm at a restaurant with a group of friends who haven't seen each other in a while. The guy next to me remarks on how much he likes the watch worn opposite me, a big black quartz Diesel. They admire it for a bit, and move on. Nobody, including me, mentions the 2017 SS DJ I'm wearing in full view, which I didn't mind at all.Given that my watch probably was worth more than all the others at the table combined, and it got no attention when the topic of watches was raised, you might wonder why spend all that on Rolex?Many have said on TRF that they're not interested in the attention of others, but wear their Rolex for personal satisfaction.Here are some of my reasons:-- I like the history of the brand and of the DJ-- I enjoy the amazing engineering excellence making a chronometer this accurate-- For a daily wearer I want chronometer accuracy-- I wore quartz for many years but much prefer automatic sweep second hand and no battery replacement-- water resistance and the date are importan