YES Watches Offer Celestial Time Telling At A Glance
I must say that the first time I saw the YES watch, I was confused and did not know what to make of it. I read the long list of features it had and all the information it was able to provide and was instantly perplexed. I certainly believed all the promised information was there, but I was not convinced that it would be easy to use or understandable. I based this conclusion on my experience with other "information rich" watches, but I was wrong. Take the slide-rule available on certain Breitling watches. You practically need a user guide and training course on how to use that thing. Sure you can calculate airplane fuel consumption, if you know how.The YES watches aren't as complex as their rich feature list would have you believe. The computer inside makes things simpler than you'd think, and the information displayed right on the face is what you need to know the most. For a full list of YES watch features, visit the YES Watch homepage here. What I will talk about are those features I

Omega lume vs Rolex
I had my sub serviced a year ago and had a new dial and hands put in. The dial is legible all night, but compared to a 10 year old Omega, it's still pretty poor. Both watches exposed to same light all day. Says something about Omega quality.

Patek Philippe Dinner
Last night I had the honor and privilege of being invited to a dinner hosted by Mayors Jewelers (my local AD) and Patek Philippe. I had an incredibly nice time, and I was able to view some very nice timepieces they had for our viewing (and fondling) pleasure. I also had the opportunity to spend some time chatting with the regional sales manager for Patek Philippe who was present at the dinner. He was very friendly, and was a veritable fountain of information about Patek Philippe watches and history. The gathering was very cozy and intimate, as there were maybe six of us invited, not including the store managers and the Patek Philippe RSM, so the total amount of people was about 11. I, along with another very nice gentleman, brought our spouses along, as they were invited as well. The atmosphere was very friendly, and by the end of the evening we all felt as family. We all shared a common appreciation for the watch brand, and speaking with the store managers and the RSM further fueled

Changing Strap?
Where can I find directions on swapping out the strap On My Luminor Pam 310?

Rolex for the business professional
Which model do you think would be most appropriate for a business professional?I was set on the subC with or without a date until I tried on the datejust 41. I have yet to try on a subC, but I have tried on a gmt master ii. It's a nice piece, but I prefer the less busy bezel/dial of the sub. I don't need the gmt function. The PCL or a fully brushed bracelet both work for me. I'm usually in the office or out meeting clients. I don't wear suits being in a tropical island. I wear business casual, jeans and polo shirts. This will be my first Rolex and not likely my last. Thanks in advance.[IMG][/IMG]