Hands-On, Literally, With the Eone Bradley
If I were to ask you to picture a wrist watch, perhaps you'd picture an iconic design like a Submariner, your personal favorite watch or maybe even what you are wearing at the moment. In any of those cases, you are likely imagining a metal case with a crystal of some sort above a dial with at least 2 (or perhaps 1) hands. All of them, whether by Patek or by Timex use the same conventions for displaying time, and aesthetics that while possible wildly different use similar vocabularies of markers, shapes, textures, etc… Well, occasionally a watch comes out that breaks, at least partially, from the norm to create something truly different. Often, these watches are different for the sake of being different, but the Eone Bradley was designed for a very specific reason.Before getting into the watch itself, it's worth knowing the background story and where the name comes from. Watches for the blind have not been refined since.. well, now. There basically are watches that speak, which is

how does breatlings diver watch compete with Omega Seamaster PO?
a nice chrono omega seamaster vs. breitling sorry I'm not sure which exact models of breitling are meant for diving which is why i'm asking... in reliableness? And can you be a rough and tough type guy.. fixing engines, taking small shock, running a spartan race even... doing some military infantry type stuff with either of these watches or which would be better?

Favorite Nautilus in Category
A thread to discuss the merits of those Nautilus we like the best.Remember there are no winners and there certainly are no losers.Just a discussion of which Nautilus we like and why.Pictures are a must whenever possible, remember it's awfully hard to discuss the beauty of something without a picture.There are 17 models in this category, as such I actually have a couple of favorites.From the Patek Phillipe website:Strong design and reliabilityThe Nautilus collection was introduced in 1976. Patek Philippe was looking for a strong design and an inimitable personality. An inspiration for its design soon emerged: The universal shape of a porthole found on virtually all maritime vessels. The original model was the Ref. 3700/1 in steel. Since then, the Nautilus has established itself as a classic, elegant sports watch and the original reference is one of the most sought-after timepieces at auction. The new Nautilus collection showcases the flattering redesign of Patek Philippe's casually eleg

Explorer 114270 $4,188 vs $4,288
Explorer 1 , 1142701) Year 2003, With Paper, $4,1882) Year 2008, Watch Only, $4,288Both are polishedwhich one would you go for?

Night stalker
U can't be sneaking around at night with one of these on your wrist.Pulled over to get this shot was amazed at how bright it is.