Suunto Core Line Is Anything But Middlestream Wrist Computer
Last year Sunnto released the Core series of watches, attempting to merge style with Sunnto's almost legendary mixture of features and functions in what they call "wristop computers." The Core line does a great job of combining the functions that Suunto is known for. You get an altimeter (measuring altitude), barometer (barometric pressure for weather status and predictions), thermometer, digital compass, depth meter (up to 30 meters), sunrise and sunset times, and of course all the other features you would expect such as a timer, stopwatch, alarms, full calendar, and dual times. You might be saying to yourself, "sure it can do all that, but I'll never remember how to use it or access all that information." This is a valid concern, but to be honest, my experience with Suunto watches (I do own one) is that they are incredibly logical to use. The 5 available buttons on the case make it so that you don't need to frequently dive through menus or function trees to get what you want. If I h

Bracelet for ROO 44?
I've been trying to find info on this bit haven't had much luck. Will the bracelet for the ROO Diver fit the 44mm models? If not, does anyone know if there is a bracelet option for the 44's? Thanks!

My Chronomat Crosswind
A13355 ..... I love this timeless classic Breitling!Between my Rolex Daytona & Tag Heuer Link:

Ugh...the noise...the noise!!
I need to start by saying that I absolutely love my Patek 5164. The look is the perfect combination of luxury and stealth. Plus, it feels unbelievable on the wrist. The tropical strap makes it a perfect summer watch when those hot, humid temperatures would ruin a leather strap. I could go on and on singing the praises of this amazing watch. But........But I have to admit, the noise of the rotor is driving me nuts. I knew the Aquanaut had a reputation for making noise before I bought it. But I never knew it would be so audible. Truthfully, I didn't think it would be a big deal for me. In fact, I kind of thought it might be one of those little endearing traits. But having owned it for quite a while now, it's becoming a severe negative.Honestly, I don't get it. How can a watch that costs over $30k sound like a tin can? It really makes me feel like it's not a well-made product. I'm surprised Mr. Stern approved the release of a product that rattles and hums so audibly. I own se

305 has arrived!!!!
Here she is guys!So happy I made this decision! Picked it up BNIB, latest P series.47mm 1950 case in all titanium, sapphire crystal front and back, 3 day in house movement....The watch feels just perfect on the wrist.My wife's words - that watch is so....you! So here's a few quick shots. I'll post some better one's when I have some more time. Had to share my excitement.