Marathon Diver's Quartz Medium review | Worn and Wound
When we last looked at Marathon, I was quite impressed by their affordable and attractive Navigator watch. It was straightforward, simple, legible, lightweight��everything you want in a good day-to-day beater. But the Navigator is really only the tip of the iceberg of what Marathon has to offer. In fact, when a lot of people think of Marathon, they think of their tough-as-nails diver/SAR watches. These big, brutal, mil-spec watches in solid steel aren't kidding around. They are known for their build quality, no-nonsense designs and rugged looks.In somewhat of a surprising move, Marathon released a new entry to their diver line designed for those looking for a smaller option. The descriptively named "Diver's Quartz Medium" takes the looks and build of it's larger brethren, namely the 42mm TSAR, and reduces the package by 20%. The new size comes in at a surprising 36 x 43.5 x 12.5mm. Yup, a 36mm super-tough, mil-spec dive watch. While 36mm is more of a small than a medium (unless they hav

Introducing The Montblanc Heritage Chronom��trie Quantieme Annual Calendar Vasco da Gama
With the introduction of the Heritage Chronométrie Quantième Annuel Vasco da Gama, Montblanc makes a fine push into the small, but growing, segment of the industry for relatively affordable complicated timepieces. (They also score big points for having an epic product name – the collection is inspired by Vasco de Gama, the first European to reach India by sea.)This 40 mm wristwatch – available in both steel and gold, pictured here – is modern without being cold, with a dial that balances three sub-dials for the annual calendar and a separate moonphase with elegant ease.At a list price of EUR 11,100 in 18k red gold, you would be hard-pressed to find a greater value proposition for a similarly complicated precious metal wristwatch in this price category. (For example, JLC's Master Calendar in pink gold will cost you well over the twenty-thousand-dollar mark.) 2 OF 3 The movement is partially visible behind a sapphire crystal case back featu

ROO Panda - Strap/bracelet options for smaller wrists?
Would like to start off by thanking everyone who posted in the thread I started about my experiences with APSC. Thanks for the advice and support, and with your encouragement my letter to HQ probably brought about the pleasant resolution in the end Am trying to get a killer strap for it now, to fall in love with it all over again!Am pondering the singapore F1 strap which a lot of people seem to rave over, vs the bracelet..Can I ask which would be more forgiving/comfortable especially for people with small wrists like myself? (Mine is 6 inch odd)Unfortunately am unable to try it on before purchasing, so experience from those who have would be great, and pics better!As a side note how much in price is the bracelet, new from the boutique?Thanks again all, you guys are the best

What is Slim sporting here?
A Patek perhaps?

Interesting 5711 on the bay....
Not sure what to think of this.... Deff not my cup of tea but it looks like it was well done at least. What do you think?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk