Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Jarno Trulli Limited Edition Watch
A new Formula 1 driver -based watch from Audemars Piguet is this new Royal Oak Offshore Jarno Trulli. Boy, it sure is nice, but looks very little like where these watches looked as though they have been evolving. It is possible that ending with the AP ROO Grand Prix, designer Octavio Garcia felt that the designs of brands race themed watches was getting too wild. While I liked the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Grand Prix watch - it is safe to say that it is a controversial design. You can also see the AP ROO Rubens Barrichello II watch here (another F1 driver). Thus, it isn't hard to see were AP has "scaled back" the look of the design a lot. Emphasis is on the forged carbon case, high-tech cermet (cool metal ceramic hyrbid material) dial, and the titanium crown and pushers. In a sober looking gray, the Jarno Trulli is dressed up a bit with bright red elements on the dial.Actually quite nice, the watch is more simple and easy to read that its "cousin" pieces. Only gripe I have is

Custom Tiret Watch was recently presented in a diamond exhibition
Tiret says the watch was recently presented in a diamond exhibition at the Museum of natural history - where high range decorated Diamond watches were posted. While it is not mechanically complex, the special tired watch for Usher is a look interesting on the life of Usher and the types of products that RTO makes. According to them, the brand is only custom watches and jewellery at this time. Usher is said to have paid the sum of $250,000 for the watch to measure.

Zodiac Adds Bronze and 7750 Chronos to Their Line Up
Well, the ‘heritage’ craze at Baselworld 2016 continues! Zodiac is another brand with a rich history that is continuing the fantastic trend of borrowing upon that history to produce new versions of vintage classics. This year Zodiac has put out quite a few models for Basel, but we’ll just concentrate on a couple of limited edition gems here, one diver and one chronograph.The Zodiac Sea Dragon Chronograph is sporty, with a bit of that vintage racing chrono flair. The case is similar to the 3-handed version we reviewed with a squarish tonneau shape, nicely brushed top and sides, with a polished bezel. At 42mm wide with 22mm lugs, it’s a nice modern size without being too big. The dial is laid out with the sub-dials at 12, 6 and 9, and a day/date window at 3.There will be several dial colors available, but the limited editions will come only in black or gray. Brushed hands and steel hour markers, both with Superluminova help out with low light visibility. The cryst

I love this watch. Whatchathink? Planet Ocean Orange!
I really love the looks of this Planet Ocean with the orange dial and the orange threaded black leather band.The only question I have is how will it really look with my everyday attire? I normally wear jeans or Dockers to work and was wondering if this watch is really out of place? Not so much with the jeans, but as a business casual watch.Your thoughts? If you have any photos of your wearing it with jeans or business casual attire I would appreciate seeing them. Somehow I wonder if the orange would just be too much.

After 4 years...
I still love it as much as I did day 1!