Deep Blue DayNight Scuba Review
When it comes to affordable boutique dive watches, one of the original names behind the rebirth of the trend is Deep Blue. Based out of NYC, Deep Blue was one of the earliest of the modern brands making overbuilt tool dive watches in Hong Kong (they also have Swiss-made watches), bringing both quality and good value with them. Their focus on using tritium gas tubes then set them apart from most of their competition, making their products unique and earning them cult status. In the years since the brands inception it has grown tremendously, now even having a booth at Basel, which is always fun to visit.Despite having been around since before we started w&w, somehow we've never reviewed one. So, today we're going to change that as we take a look at one of their core models, the DayNight Scuba. This 300m watch is a tool watch through and through, with a hearty steel case, great construction, some kickass lume, both tritium and SuperLuminova, and the various trappings you'd expect on a

Omega mesh - can it get small enough for my wrist?
Looking at getting some 20mm mesh. First off- where can I even get it? Preowned is all I can think of. My wrist is about 6 inches. Here is a pic of how long the bracelet is sized for my wrist. You guys think it'd look good on this watch, and is it size able down to my girth? Cheers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I am in love
The Omega Deville Co Axial Chronny.This is beautiful. Never really noticed one before, I saw somebody wearing a year or so old one today with a white dial and sapphy crystal caseback.To me, this is as a pretty as a WG Cos on a leather strap and a heck of a lot cheaper.Talk to me guys, I know nothing about this gorgeous beast. Movement, history etc.So many watches, so few pennies.J

T Serial 16570 Back From RSC
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New member of the 'Blues Club'
Just picked up this little beauty yesterday.Early Christmas present to self... well if I don't, nobody else will! Lol.Anyway, if I said 'I couldn't be any happier with it' I would be telling the truth - now I know what all the fuss is about..Seriously in love with that Sunburst dial & Gold font..Anyway, I will try and post some better macro pics soon.Finally, would just like to take the opportunity to say 'Thank You' TRF for all the wonderful and knowledgeable information you've all shared in 2017. Here's hoping you all have a wonderful Christmas, a happy New Year and a very prosperous 2018Regards...