Tempest Carbon Review
It wasn't long ago, a few weeks in fact, that we took our first look at a Tempest watch, the Commodore. Right out of the box, it impressed me with its thoughtful design and great execution. The fairly modest price of $638 for an all titanium diver with a solid titanium bracelet was impressive too. Well… shortly after publishing that, the owner of Tempest, Ben, wrote me something along the lines of "hey Zach, want to review a prototype of something really cool I've got in the works?" To which I responded, yes.What arrived was the new Tempest Carbon, a watch that is going to turn a lot of heads. As you've probably already deduced from the pictures, the case of the Carbon is… well, forged carbon. This is a material I've yet to encounter in the 3.5+ years we've been running worn&wound, at least not on an accessibly priced watch. Forged carbon is a material associated with the high-end in all its uses, whether in aerospace, race cars, golf or luxury watches the likes of Aude

1970 Speedmaster
Hello everyone,My father bought this watch in 1970. After 15 years of wearing it, he gave it to his brother, who lives in the US. After 18 years, my uncle gave it back to my father. My parents live in Spain, and the watch has been around my fathers wrist from 2003 till last night.Dingdong, doorbell rings.Long story short, my father gave me this very special watch. Needless to say, I'm the happy man! 9 years in the Spanish sun has done something special to this dial. It turned slightly brownish.

NY Omega Boutique
Was in the NY Omega Boutique today to see if they would adjust my Seamaster Professional as it was running about 6 seconds slow per day. They adjusted the watch while I waited and it is now running approximately 1 second per day fast. They did not charge me for the adjustment even though the watch is about 10 years old. While there I checked out the new PO with the ceramic bezel. This is one impressive watch. The limited edition version in TI with the blue dial and the blue liquid metal bezel is really beautiful, but expensive. I have a feeling that Omega is not going distribute very many of these models to retail stores in NY. You are going to be forced to buy them at the boutique at full list price if you want to buy in NY.

Nos pam 127
Hey guys, need your help. I have the opportunity to buy a NOS, never been worn PAM 127. Price is 16k (�). Complete with all papers and boxes. I really like it and have wanted one for ages. Is it a wise decision or should I just go for a 422 at half the price?

Incoming - Oysterflex goodness
This just came in today...Present for my old man