Angular Momentum Dive-Tec/500 Watch
Angular Momentum is about to release a sensational dive watch the likes of which I've never seen before. Most of Angular Momentum's design are polarizing, so I don't expect each of your to like this watch, but enough of you will appreciate the interesting concepts that went into it. Like the Pita Barcelona Oceana watch, this is a uniquely artistic rendition of a dive watch that is art, but also heavily focuses on diving utility. So just because it doesn't look like all the Rolex Submariner clones out there (and Rolex Submariners themselves), does not mean this is not a admirable diving tool. So lets jump right into discussing this new Dive-Tec/500 watch.The 46mm wide case (by 17mm thick) is done in Staybrite 1.4435 NCu steel that is higher quality than 316L stainless steel used on most steel watches. Rolex Sea Dweller watches watches (especially the Deep Sea) use Staybrite steel as well. It might be the same formulation. Why is it over 316L? Because this type of steel has a special res

LE's
Couple of nice looking limiteds

Any owners of the new 5396g grey dial yet?
I would love to see as many pics as you might have (especially, if possible, next to other watches to give a good idea as to how it compares in size). Thanks!

Favorite Calatrava
Still my favorite after 5yrs

DD40 PT motif dial
I have an opportunity to trade my WG Sub and BLRO for a BNIB D40 PT with glacier blue motif diagonal dial.I would need to add $4K.I am not sure if the numbers are exactly in line in terms of what I am paying but I received 27% of MSRP when I originally purchased the WG Sub and BLRO new. Don't know what to do!