Citizen Eco-Drive Scuba Fin Chronograph Watch
Just in time for heading to the beach this summer, Citizen has released a new Eco-Drive model in their Scuba Fin lineup.The new model (CA0515-02L) isn't a massive departure from the earlier Eco-Drive Scuba Fin models, but it does have some freshened looks, sporting a blue (or orange) dial that earlier iterations don't quite have. Don't forget there is a chronograph as well. That blue also carries over to the 26mm polyurethane strap. While this looks like it would be a fine enough material for hitting the water, it does give me some pause for concern. It's hard to tell from the pictures, but it does look like the strap is integrated directly to the lugs - which means replacement options are limited, a strike in my book.But enough about that - on to the good things in the watch. As with other models in the Scuba Fin lineup, this new model features a 60 minute chronograph function. The other two sub dials are tracking 24-hour time (I assumed synchronized to the main time) and small second

A Watch Idol Encounter: Flavor Flav
In 1986 a man had a genius idea to wear a clock around his neck. That man was Mr. William Jonathan Drayton Jr. otherwise known as the musician Flavor Flav. This remarkable idea became a signature look of his on and off-stage persona. So much so that one today cannot separate the man from the clock. In 1984 Flavor Flav was part of the new musical group Public Enemy. Who, in the latter part of the 1980s helped usher in the era of hip hop and rap into the mainstream through socially aware songs and a energetic sound which offered a suitably fascinating contrasting sound which complimented rock and roll as the music of choice for an entire generation.Unbeknownst to himself, Flavor Flav is a frequent topic of discussion and reference point in the watch lover community. His large, neck-worn timepieces offer a fantastic comparison point when attempting to phrase, in real-world terms, the hyperbolistic size of a large wrist watch.? Without this cultural icon, watch lovers everywhere would be i

Orient Defender FET0N002K0 Review
If your faith in affordable watches is ever shaken (not that there is reason for it to be) you can always turn to Orient to deliver something that will reinvigorate it. Their collection is markedly diverse, which is refreshing to begin with, powered by their own mechanical movements, well made and always well priced.From the vintage styled Bambino to the rugged M-Force to the modern Disk, you'll be sure to find something to suit your style and your wallet.Of the many type of watches that Orient makes, they tend to pull off military inspired watches particularly well. As a genre that is very well represented by brands, it's rare for anyone to seem different, but Orient's designs manage to. A few months ago we looked at the Sparta, which was fun and unique, with a somewhat vintage appeal. Today, we're going to take a look at the Defender, which is a more modern take on the aviator/field watch, with a cool and different look, great features and, yup, an amazing price. The watch features t

has anyone installed a thomas Preik caseback for the new Speedmaster Pro?
just wondering if anyone has installed the thomas Preik sapphire case back on the new Speedy Pro model 311.30.42.30.01.005 .I would like to know if the see through case backs will fit the newer model.

had some GREAT patek in my hands a couple of days ago... so I took some pics
hope you like themmy dreamthe photogenic celestialone of the best most beautiful perpetuala very nice 5960the great 5170P ( that blue dial is damn hard to capture)