Olio Model 1 Smartwatch From New Company With Top Talent
Olio was first introduced to me in a conversation with a venture capitalist who said, "there is someone I want you to meet who is working on a high-end smartwatch up in San Francisco." As soon as I learned that said individual was near Silicon Valley and not in Switzerland, I was immediately intrigued. The definition of "high-end smartwatch" in California certainly differs from what it means in Geneva. I'd venture a guess that the former implies some proficient level of functionality and engineering, whereas the latter all to frequently implies a chic design with gold, and sometimes diamonds. So my mind was open and all I knew was that someone would eventually be reaching out to me from a company call Olio.Some brief research on Olio resulted in extra excitement merely based on the members of the Olio development team. Steven Jacobs - Olio's founder - heralds from Apple and Hewlett Packard in their hardware development groups, and other members of the Olio team come from places such as

Which Moonwatch?
Hey guys. Will flip my Speedy automatic (date) for a Moonwatch. My AD has been kind enough to set aside a sapphire sandwich and a 50th Anniversary Patch Model for me. I like the sapphire sandwich as its dial retains the simple, classic and timeless look of the Moonwatch. However, I also like the 50th Anniversary Patch Model. I know the Patch Model belongs to a limited series but am worried I will grow tired of the dial in time. Which one do you guys recommend I get? I need to decide soon lest my AD lets go of either or both models. Would greatly appreciate your opinions to help me make a decision.Thanks in advance!

Pam 724
It's what I'm wearing today.... how about you...???

Explorer II vs. Sea Dweller
With what seems as big price increases for the Sea Dweller based on the new release, any thoughts on the comparison of the explorer II vs. the Sea Dweller.

New Tudor Glamor Day/Date losing 5 seconds a day
Hi I love my Tudor Day/Date, except that after a week it's averaged a loss of 5 seconds a day. I understand that:1. It's not chronometer certified (-4-+7 seconds/day). But I also understand that its an ETA top movement, and that ETA chronometer movements are just top movements that have been sent in for certification and passed. I also understand that the 2824-2 movement was modified by Rolex in ways that should, I assume, provide additional improvement over off the shelf 2824-2s2. So, I have a top movement (modified by Rolex) that would have failed the certification test.3. So, Should I have it recalibrated (I'm assuming for no charge under warranty)? or:4. Are there any drawbacks/risks to having the case opened for the benefit of correcting one second out of COSC tolerances? (understanding that most would prefer their watches to run fast rather than slow like mine).By the way: my first post - thanks all for a great forum.