Pebble Watch Review
When I first held the Pebble watch after it arrived, I was not sure how much I was going to like it. Honestly I prefer mechanical watches these days having grown up wearing nothing but digital and analog quartz watches. But, the Pebble is different. It’s not just a digital watch, it’s a connection to your digital life. That is the premise the makers of the Pebble wanted the watch to be at its core. It lets you un-tether yourself from your smart phone, yet still be able to know when something needs your attention. But, how well does it do all of that and still work as a watch?(Please note that this review is based upon pairing with an iOS device; I apologize for the shortcoming but I do not have an Android device available for comparison.)Dimensions: 30mmLug width: 22mmLug to Lug width: 50mmWater Resistance: 5 ATM / 50MCrystal: Scratch and shatter resistant with anti-glare coatingWeight: 18 grams (head only); 36 grams (with stock strap)Supports: iOS 5 and up; Android 2.3 and

Finally picked up the new toy / Australian tourism
My new AP, appreciate very mainstream and hardly the top end of the AP world, but it is my first and I really like it, glad I was not talked out of it by talk of it being too big on a wrist, my 7.5in and the 15400 look like they were made for each other.Many thanks to Mitch at the Hourglass in Sydney, a great deal, great service and a man who respects TRF big time.FYI Just as special as the AP is the journey from my home in Balmain by Ferry to the city to pick up the watch, a great day all round, my wife is now wearing my Daytona which was re-sized for her by Mitch as well. Sunny Sydney day, for those that have never visited our amazing city hopefully this is the enabler photos to get you to come (30c / 85f and such blue skies), apparently our architecture is quite well known as well.OK so the downside is we do have the occasional mosquito which has impacted the wrist shot a little!!!

Is this a real Navitimer World?
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Rolex Daytona 116500 or Daytona 116515???
Hi All,I have received the final call from my AD that in matter of days I will received my Daytona 116500 black dial.However, I have been always amazed with the Daytona 116515 (that chocolate dial) and now I wonder if it will be a good idea to flip the 116500 for a 116151?Would you guys do that or will just keep the 116500?Thanks in advance,Rodrigo

Gmt function
Gmt has reference time, local time, and third time zone. If you utilize the third time zone how do you actually read the reference time? Do you just have to visualize the bezel in neutral position to do so?