Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon NEDU Diver's Watch
Ball released an interesting new diver called the Engineer Hydrocarbon NEDU. The Navy Experimental Diving Unit (NEDU) is the branch of the American Navy that deals with the standards for operational diving and decompression rules for their divers. NEDU is actually the group responsible for establishing the decompression tables you may know from scuba training or, if you're like me, from the rubber strap that came fitted to a Citizen Aqualand diver. These decompression tables allow a diver to know how quickly to ascend, based on the duration and depth of their dive. Use these numbers correctly and you can prevent suffering a case of the bends.Back to the watch at hand. The NEDU is a 42mm titanium diver that features Ball's signature H3 micro gas tubes for constant low-light illumination and is powered by a COSC certified ETA 7750 automatic chronograph movement. The 7750 offers hours, minutes, sub seconds, day and date along with a central seconds hand for the chronograph measure and a m

Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Watch
I quite like this watch even though it is relatively simple. Just good old fashioned good looks - Parmigiani style. Really a good formal watch for their collection. Coming in gold, it has an in-house made movement and quite a soothing style if you ask me.Read my full article on the Parmigiani Tonda 1950 watch at Haute Living here.

Colt II is in the House!
Hi All, I was so happy to have bought my Rolex, I decided to buy my brother a watch as well. We are super close & I wanted to give him something. He's always wanted a Breitling and admired the Colt a few yrs back. I found a cream one in pristine condition, & if bracelet is the actual bracelet, then the watch would be dated 2005. I gave it to him yesterday afternoon. He was speechless. That's the reaction I was going for. We were all sitting at the table having something to drink and chat while the kids were eating. I brought over the black bag I had the box in and I asked my nephew what his favourite colour was. He yells out yellow, which it is. LOL I pulled out the box and I asked him, is it this kind of yellow, again my 3.5yr old nephew yells out..yes. My brother is sitting there with a stupid grin on his face stunned. LOL I placed the box in front of him, kissed his cheek and told him to enjoy it. Thank goodness it fit PERFECT. The bracelet didn't have to be

Seriously there isn't a better looking Nautilus IMO! Sigh..
Haven't seen this specific Nautilus in the flesh, but the pictures alone make me sad. I must say that I do have a preference towards the clean dials on the Nautilus design, over complications. I like the dressier Pateks with complications.This specific blue dial, with the rose gold, and on leather strap, is just out of this world.I should be receiving my Patek 5711 blue dial in a few weeks. I have handled it many times and I absolutely love it. It is the perfect everyday Nautilus for me as it is SS, extremely versatile with casual to formal, the WR is high, the dial is just so beautiful, it has the beautiful bracelet, and not to mention it fits my budget.I don't know if I could justify this 5711R as my one and only even if it did fit the budget, as I love a Nautilus on a bracelet. I honestly wouldn't hesitate to buy it as my second if I had the budget; unfortunately not the case.Do any of our members on here own this beautiful reference?

Anyone own a 183 AND a 292?
Are they too similar to own both? Please comment and post photos! Thanks.