Review: MK II Sea Fighter
The MK II Sea Fighter is a watch steeped in military and horological tradition, from a company with a compelling and principled philosophy.? With rugged good-looks, true military aesthetic and superb build quality, the Sea Fighter has been a pleasure to wear.? The Sea Fighter also provides a window into the soul of MK II, standing as a testament to the company's commitment to excellence and preservation of military diver tradition.Case: Bead blasted stainless steelMovement: ETA 2836-2 automatic with day/date functionLuminous: SuperLumiNova C1Lens: Double domed sapphire glassCase Back: Screw-downStrap: Natural rubberWater Res.: 200 MDimensions: 42.35 mmThickness: 14.22 mmLug Width: 22 mmCrown: Double gasket screw-downWarranty: 12 months, returns within 3daysThe MK II Sea Fighter is an homage to two iconic dive watches of the 70's, the Blancpain Fifty Fathoms German Military issue, and the Omega Ploprof 600m.? From the Fifty Fathoms, the Sea Fighter takes its case design and coloration,

New ROO's For My Collection!!
Hey Guys, Just picked these up at my local Boutique here in Las Vegas, NV. I ordered them a while ago. I have a lot of other watches, but these are my first AP's. Looking forward to adding a few AP's every year moving forward. Love them!Super lucky to get the Summer Edition as well! I'm currently on the hunt for a Rose Gold and Carbon QE2 at close to msrp pricing. Thanks,Anthony

Another yes or no about a possible trade...
Hi guys!What do you say....? Trade Stainless Diver (My FC Diver is a keeper) for Rose Gold ROO 25940OK?We're talking about a Substantial amount of money as well.

Any offshore for the guys with smaller wrists?
Good day everybody.On the hunt, and I am looking for a ROO that would be suitable for small wrists.It is very unfortunate that I haven't been able to find a Royal Oak that fits my wrists well.At 6.25' wish wrists, the 15202 lugs just won't sit on my wrists unfortunately. I would have loved to add that to my collection. A stunning watch with an amazing history.The 15450 dial is just too small for my taste. The 15202 dial size is a very nice fit, as my 40MM Rolex fit very well, but just the stiff lugs that make it difficult. Ofcourse some people don't mind this, but I really dislike the way it looks on me personally.On the hunt for an Offshore now, are there any that work well on small wrists?Surely we have guys on here with small wrists that own some, and don't look like they are wearing clocks on their wrists. Pictures?Thanks all and have a nice day!

Major jump in prices on Vintage Watchco Seamaster builds!
I was just checking Ebay for Vintage Seamaster 300s as I often do, and came across a few Watchco listings for their newly built Vintage Seamaster 300. They had been asking a buy it now of $3700 just a few weeks ago. Today the buy it now is $4400.I knew the day would come that the prices on these would go through the roof...that time is now. As some of you are aware I built three of these in the last few months and due to price increases I have stopped doing builds of my own. Glad I got in on them while they were still reasonable. One of my builds is still my daily wearer and favorite watch I have ever owned.If anyone is considering one, or has been, you better get one now before they are $5000.