The Mk II Fulcrum "American Milsub" Dive Watch
Mk II is widely known for not only being one of the first online micro brands but also for producing a great many well made homages to many a great sport and military watch of the past. Mk II is run by a perfectionist named Bill Yao, who transitioned from modding Seiko divers to making his own watches for an adoring online crowd that frequently pre-orders new models long before they will be delivered. The latest model to be announced by Mk II is called the Fulcrum and it's being advertised as an "American Milsub" and it's Mk II's vision of a?theoretical milsub made for the American military.We got to see a prototype of the Fulcrum at Baselworld earlier this year and regardless of its inspiration, the physical watch is impressive. Measuring a sport watch-ideal 42 x 15mm, the Fulcrum is ready for whatever your day holds, with an anti-magnetic, bead-blasted steel case, uni-directional 12 hour bezel, domed sapphire crystal, an HeV and 300m (1000ft) of water resistance. Weighing in at 117g

The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic
The watch from Hublot Big Bang RCMP ideally expresses the aesthetic concept of "fusion" window It has a 44.5 mm bezel stainless steel casing pods and side inserts in composite resin, rubber strap characteristic porthole and a rear window made from Black ceramic. The distinctive carbon dial is accentuated by sporting red details, including a red logo of the RCMP in 09.

State of my ROO 25721ST
Guys, I haven't been wearing my ROO 'The Very first One' lately. After looking at Wayne's pictures of his recent acquisition that looks just like mine, I decided to pull mine out of the bank today and continue to enjoy wearing it. After I got my Diver, I started wearing this piece less often. Last time I put it on was back in November at the F1 GP of Austin. Today I am reporting the state of my watch:Still some bright lume on it! ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360212780.246494.jpgI also noticed that my pushers are starting to age even though they were just replaced during a service back in 2009. Today, under a 10x loupe I could start to see that the Therban on the pushers is slightly cracking. Just like an old car dashboard in a 1970s Maverick. I love it! Another living proof that I've enjoyed the hell out of this watch. I think I wore this ROO as a daily beater for most 2010 and part of 2011. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1360212933.494631.jpgWhat about my lovely battle scars on the bezel. Don't yo

Oh my green dialed pams
Loving these, especially the 736.ablogtowatch/panerai-...ction-watches/

The Official Yacht-Master &a Yacht-Master II Owners Tread
Post your Yacht-Master or Yacht-Master II here so that we all can enjoy these beautiful creations of art brought to us exclusively via arguably one of the most popular watch brands worldwide!!! Relax, Post, & EnjoySent from my iPhone using Tapatalk