Dievas Classico Blue Watch
Brand new from Dievas is this Classic Blue (also in black as the Classico Blue Professional). A dive watch with a rugged spirit and a designer face, the Classico Blue has a unique design meant to appeal to guys all over the world. Dievas watches always revolve around a diving watch theme. Their last new release was the Vortex, a really great watch that combined the looks of a diver and an aviator. This time, Dievas has gone back into diving watch territory in an inauspicious looking fashion diver that is still up to the task of diving deep. In a 44mm wide steel case with a 5.5mm thick sapphire crystal, the Classico Blue is water resistant to 1000 meters. Perhaps there will be later models with other dial trim colors. So there might be a Classico? Black, Red, Orange, etc.. Who knows.Seeing a watch like this out of context is not always a good idea. Meaning that if you are the middle of big city looking for desk divers you might pass this one over. Be on a boat, or at a tropic beach reso

Audemars Piguet AP Night
Entertainment came from a number of sources, including the Prodigy music American years nine Emily Bear, an extraordinarily talented pianist, a composer who stole from the United States. Michael Schumacher also took after-school All - Stars Arnold Schwarzenegger at the stage of feast a few tales of the trail before the celebrated watchmaker tslatest collaboration with the Foundation: the Royal Oak Offshore Arnold Schwarzenegger heritage chronograph.

Affordable Vintage: Seiko 6138-0030 "Kakume"
Of all the incredible chronographs produced by Seiko in the 1970's, in my opinion there is one that stands head and shoulders above the rest: The 6138-0030 aka "Kakume". During this era there were two main chronograph calibers used, the single register 6139 and the dual register 6138. The fiercely popular 6139-600X (aka "Pogue") chronographs get the lions share of attention due to their status as arguably the first automatic chronograph in space, having been worn by William Pogue during space flight. By comparison the 6138 series is under appreciated, but it definitely stands tall in its own right.The 21 jewel 6138A released in 1970 was the first fully integrated automatic chronograph with a column wheel and vertical clutch coupling mechanism. Some time later, they switched to the 23 jewel 6138B. They are both automatic (rotor winds in both directions like most Seiko calibers) and hand windable, which is uncommon in vintage Seikos, and the day and date feature a true quickset mechanism

Q & A med Fran?ois-Henry Bennahmias - CEO Audemars Piguet
From a local Swedish forum, we previously had a Q&A with J.C BiverSer link below, and yes -IT is in english ;-)klocksnack.se/threads/q-a-med...-piguet.63859/

Help please based on my requirements?
Hi guys,As this is my first post please excuse me if this has been covered before.!I have been interested in watches for as long as I can remember. After lusting after a Rolex Submariner for years I finally saved up the money and purchased one! I have to say this was the best decision I have ever made and I absolutely love it!!!!!I'm now getting to a position again that I can now make another purchase with savings I have built up.I have my heart set on a panerai luminor case.As I'm a complete novice where panerai is concerned I was wondering could you list some suitable models that would recommend for my first Panerai purchase?My budget is ��5000 max however if I could spend less it would be a bonus.I would like to buy a model which hopefully can hold its money similar to a RolexAs I have quite a thin wrist I feel 42mm should be my maximum.I would like a model which offers ease of use when changing straps.After consideration I think it better to go for an automatic vs Manual due to dext