Hands-On: With The Nomos Zurich Worldtimer True Blue
Two months ago, when we first heard word of a new dial color for the Nomos Zurich Worldtimer, two things were certain: we knew it would probably be good;?and we knew we had to get our hands on one to assess the new dial in person and, of course, to share it with you. True Blue 2 OF 8 A list of global cities, in English, surround the dial. In person, the new blue dial is striking �C the hue is a dusty petrol blue that works well within the polished stainless-steel case. 3 OF 8 The blue color is surprisingly versatile and particularly complements neutral color tones. A Simple, Polished Case Material: Stainless SteelDiameter: 39.9 mm?Thickness: 10.85 mm 4 OF 8 At 10.85 mm, the stainless steel case is relatively thin and sits comfortably on the wrist. The shape of the case remains as pure?as most other Nomos models (with the exception of the Club).?All surfaces are uniformly polished, including the crown and pusher?at 2

Introducing The Zenith El Primero 36,000 VpH in 42mm With A Tri-Color Dial (Live Pics, Pricing, Deta
This is a watch that is a long time coming.? In fact, we'd bet most of you thought this watch already existed.? It didn't, until this Basel World.? What it is is a 42mm El Primero with the traditional Zenith Tri-Color dial.? It is just an awesome looking watch with a wonderful in-house high-beat chronograph movement that has thousands of fans the world over.? 2 OF 5 The reason we're venturing to say that most people already thought this watch existed is because there were (and are) quite a few models from Zenith that look very much like it.? In fact, you can have the exact same watch in 38mm (released in 2011)?, the same dial with a slightly different case, the same watch with a different dial, or most famously, you can have the all but similar dial AND 42mm case in the limited edition Striking Tenth watch, which features a modified El Primero that allows for 1/10th of a second timing (a watch we featured in a full Week On The Wrist review here).? 3 OF 5 In

what should I choose? your comment please.
I am thinking of flipping my SS diver to either a mint condition Bumble bee or the new offshore 26470 (grey colour)which one you think is a better choice.

Size matters help- ROO
Not unlike many on here I have a smaller wrist and trying to figure out if the ROO would be too large for my wrist. I wear suits at work so I think it best that I try one on before I buy. Thanks to David for the suggestion. As I live in southeastern VA there are no AD's around. Are there any forum members that live close that I could try one on or get comments from? Not trying to be presumptuous just looking for a little help. Thanks

Got me a 15400 Blue!!
Got this BNIB a few days ago from David (thanks again buddy). There's so much to love about this model! The new case size, seconds hand, dark date wheel, and clasp to name a few.Of course you've gotta love the 3120 movement. I'm a sucker for APs blue dials, so I had no hesitation with color options.I use my 15202 as more of a dressy watch and wanted something to share daily wrist time with my LVC.Here goes..................