Review of the Ocean7 LM-2 Dive Watch From WatchReport.com
Ocean7 Watch Company is the brainchild of owner Mitchell Feig who knows that to make it in the watch business, you need to produce a unique and endearing product, carve out a niche, and stick to your core competencies. As the name suggests, Ocean7 makes watches designed to function in aquatic environments; their current lineup consists entirely of dive watches.Ocean7 Watch Company is what we call a transparent operation which means they keep close, even personal, connections with the people who have bought, and will eventually buy, their watches. From the beginning, Ocean7 started building not only watches, but watch collectors. Daily, one can find Mitch conversing with owners, collectors, and soon-to-be both on the Ocean7 forum and the Watchuseek Ocean7 forum. This is how Mitch gets input and advice from the most important watch connoisseurs in the world: his customers. The idea of a watch company listening to its customers about case size, dial style, hands etc. seems simultaneously

I need to get my RO back from service soon before I do something crazy.....
Like buy a Patek.

Breaking out the some AP Carbon for the weekend...
Loving the Alinghi as much as the day I got it.

Incoming! First Panerai
Thanks to all of you that helped me choose my first Panerai, and especially for Nick C who was my enabler. I have decided to get the 372 and boy am I happy with that decision.I got it from the boutique in Kuwait and they hooked me up with two free straps, a keychain, and a pen.Enough with the talking, here are the pictures.

Rolex watches - removed from circulation
As time progresses and Rolex continues to crank out more watches, how many or how often do you think any of them get removed from circulation? As a prestigious brand so widely known throughout the world, it is no coincidence they are highly regarded, well kept, stored in safe places, and not too often disposed of..... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk