Bremont Supermarine 500 Watch: First Diver For Young Brand
Emerging British luxury watch maker Bremont recently announced their first diver's watch. This is an important occasion for each ��active' watch brand. Having at least one solid diving watch is a positional and status signifier. Sort of like saying that the company is not serious about its theme unless it has a functional diving watch. Though the brand is based in England, all watches are produced in their atelier in Biel-Bienne Switzerland.While I feel that some of the current Bremont watches are bland looking (though pleasing and functional), the new Supermarine 500 does not come across that way. Sometimes you want a diving watch to be more conservative looking and focus on doing its job well rather than being too avant garde. That is why diving watches are important �� the watch lover community evaluates them to see how well a given watch maker is able to represent the genre.Bremont focuses on flying and aviator inspired watch designs, having a diving watch that fits into that look is

Royal Oak 25594 dial change
Hello TRF. I'm interested in this watch, but unfortunately the black dial I'm so obsessed about is hard to come by around here. Might end up with a white dial, does anyone have any experience changing the dial? Would like to know what are my options.Cheers!Edit: let me rephrase. Changing the dial should be possible, but as these are older models, what are my chances of finding a dial?

The battle within! An AP ROO RC or Millenary Black/Steel?
**NOTE** I TOOK THESE PICTURES OFF OF THE WEB AND THEY ARE NOT MINE!I have been debating this choice for about two weeks now and have not been able to pull the trigger on either one.I would use the RC much more then the Millenary but I absolutely love the Millenary even though it would be more of a business attire watch. Funds at this time do not allow myself to indulge in both as I just bought a FC not too long ago and must control the urge to buy them all.I can get either one for a great deal. BOTH USED COMPLETE!I found a gently used Millenary black/steel for 14k.I found a black on black ROO RC for 12k but would like the white dial over the black.I know everyone loves a nice ROO :) but I would love to hear from some of the Millenary owners here about what they like and dislike about the watch as I have not tried it on or seen it in person! A wrist shot is welcomed as well ;)What are your thoughts?

Tax return money was burning a hole
in my pocket, so I treated myself to something new-to-me. I'd like a red one also, but that will have to wait.GH

Counterfeit Planet Ocean Bracelet - How do you know?
Hello all,Had a question for the Planet Ocean guru's. Have a 2900.50.37 Planet Ocean and wanted to get a 1579/951 bracelet for it. Found a seller who had a like new version on Amazon. However, when it arrived thought something seemed odd. Engravings were not very deep on the clasp or on the bracelet itself. Some edges of the bracelet were even rough on the skin. Yes it's virtually new but it just didn't feel right. Are the new bracelets that rough?Are there any giveaways as to what I can do to be sure that it's gen? I have filed a claim with Amazon to rectify it and am covered, but seller is insistent that it's gen. He's provided no proof of course.Thanks!