Interview with Jake B of Dagaz Watches
Jake Bourdeau, better known as Jake B on the watch forums, has become the biggest name in the international Seiko watch modding community. After the company founder and Jake's mentor Noah Fuller (the creator of the Tsunami watch) died in 2011, Jake has made it his mission to build on Noah's legacy.Right now his company Dagaz Watch Ltd. based in Tsuen Wan, New Territories, Hong Kong is in the middle of preparing the release of the Typhoon, a modern take on one of the most iconic dive watches ever, the Seiko 6105-8110. Fans have been patiently waiting to get their hands on a custom or Classic version of the Typhoon since it was announced in fall of 2012. The watch ($650 on bracelet and $570 on rubber) uses a Seiko Instruments NE15 movement, a non-branded 6R15 with hand-winding and hacking capabilities.Besides selling thousands of mod parts a month, Jake has built a family business (his wife and brother-in-law are his staff) that is now poised to become one of the most respected micro-bra

Omega outer box
Hi allCan anyone please tell me where the White, outer, card watch boxes are produced?Thank youJonOh and also has anyone ever heard of an AD by the name of H.J. COMPANY

Recomendations of omega dealers in Hong Kong
HiCan anyone recommend an authorized dealer/retailer over here in Hong Kong. I have tried a couple of Boutiques but they won't shift on prices.I would be happy to deal with a reputable dealer who will ship overseas to Hong Kong if the price is right.I am interested in the 2254.50.00 and the 2538.20.00 great whiteThanks

Patek 5196 has all the DNA of the original 96
I acquired the 5196R by chance in some ways 2 weeks ago, at the same time as my 5164R.I have seen numerous posts on the 5196 vs Lange 1815, Saxonia, VC Patrimony, I do not intend to repeat those forum topics already addressed but I would just like to simply add that this piece really has a vintage aspect to it. The others have a much more modern feel to them (even the 5296 etc are very modern in their presentation).If you prefer a vintage looking piece but a current line up, you may want to consider the 5196. The curved, silver-brushed linen dial, the golden minute dot indexes, the baton hour indexes, the dauphine hands really stand out in natural daylight and is absolutely a direct descend of the 96 in its DNA. You have to see it in person to appreciate these details. And it is so comfortable to wear and surprisingly easy to match for a daily watch. I am enjoying every moment of it.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Early Christmas Gift!
I had my watches just laying in a messy drawer. New watch box from my lovely wife! Her Oyster Perpetual has a slot too.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk