Dievas Timeattack Chronograph Watch
When I first saw this watch I was trying to determine what it reminded me of. Then I realized the colors on the dial of white, yellow, and orangey red struck me as very Speed Racer. That seemed to make sense for a racing themed watch called the Timeattack Chronograph by Dievas. Made in Germany now with their tougher steel and PVD processes, Dievas makes an assortment of rather handsome, rather price effective timepieces.Much of the watch says "diver." The case is water resistant to 300 meters and even has screw down pushers and a crown. It has a 5mm thick sapphire crystal and also comes with a water-proof "NyTech" textile strap. Deivas also throws in a NATO strap. So basically it is a modern retro racer diver with all the boldness of a neon diner signage.The Timeattack is placed in a 43mm wide steel case. It looks like many of the Dievas Vortex watch cases and fits well within the brand. You might say that the case looks almost too much like the Vortex case actually. The rotating bezel

Rare Retro And 1970s Watches To Be Found On RareWatches.net
We all like good places to get cool stuff. And for many of us, retro watches are very cool things. While undergoing a significant revival as of late, 1970s watches had a very distinct look emphasizing size, geometry, and creative use of contrasting colors. The result of this design ideal yielded many watches that some would argue were "ahead" of their time. That was just the idea however behind these watches as they embraced that period's idea of futurism.Rarewatches.net is one of the uncommon places to buy and sell some of these watches. The UK-based web store has a good selection of rare and interesting watches. At the very least you should know that these watches exist. While not all from the 70s, most of the these watches are a product of that era. There you can find a multitude of offerings from such brands as Sorna, Yerma, and 70s styled watches from many popular watch makers such as Jaeger LeCoultre , Bulova, and Seiko. Wonderful designs that you may have never even known about

Not happy
Got my BNIB 5711 about a month ago and have been wearing it in rotation. Decided to finally time and check the accuracy. Over the past two days the results have been disappointing -24 seconds over 24 hours. WTF?! I'm sure the watch hasn't accidentally been magnetizated as it has never been placed near any possible source. Really disappointed with all the claims of the PP seal; and for Patek to fail on such a fundamental requirement of a time piece is not good.Now I have to take it in to get it regulated. Augh! Anyone have any idea of how long this will take?

Crunch time...
I know this has been discussed before but I need a fresh perspective from those that own both the 5167 tropical and the 5711 blue dial. I have a 5711 coming by the end of June and my issue is that comfort is important above all else. The 5167 I own is a daily piece and as we all know it's a comfortable, cool piece. I'm concerned that the 5711 bracelet my not be as comfortable and to me that is a real deal breaker. I don't want to have to flip this a month after receiving it so to those that own both can you describe the comfort of the 5711. I've owned several Rolex models in the past and I realize we are not comparing to those, but I found the Rolex bracelets uncomfortable after wearing a few hours. This could be due to the thickness of the watch head but just an FYI. Thanks for the input as always !

New SeaDweller 126660 availability
It seems that there is some conflicting information regarding New Sea Dweller 126660 (Deep Sea Blue) availability. I spoke to my AD this morning and I was informed that this watch will not be available until late this summer. Does anyone knows if it is available already and what is the going price range?Thanks for any info, PM if you want to keep it confidential.thanksBasque1PSAccording to Rolex brochure the MSRP is $12550.00