Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph GMT SBGC013 Limited Edition Watch
As a 55th anniversary piece in celebration of the first Grand Seiko watch produced in 1960, Seiko today has announced a new limited edition Grand Seiko sport watch - and it's quite lovely. One important thing to note about this new Grand Seiko watch is that the Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph GMT SBGC013 is the first Grand Seiko watch to incorporate ceramic into the case construction. The bezel of the watch is in "deep black" ceramic which, of course, is a material that is much more scratch resistant than steel.The rest of the Grand Seiko Spring Drive Chronograph GMT SBGC013 case is in titanium, and at its core, this is one of the brand's older, yet more interesting sport watch models that Seiko developed in order to display the versatility of their Spring Drive movement collection. The movement is the caliber 9R96 automatic Spring Drive Chronograph GMT movement made in-house at Seiko's Shinshi Watch Studio. The last time I believe we discussed a Seiko watch with this movement was

AP Diver Bug
I never thought I would be looking at APs, but the bug has finally bitten.I have found the Diver to be very versatile and a good tool watch since I dive recreationally as well.I was at a AD over the weekend, and they did not have one in stock.Not sure if this is true but they claim they move very quickly.It seems like we have a lot of fans of the Diver here on TRF.The AD offered a new one at 16% off and wasn't sure whether that's considered a decent deal.I wasn't able to find any BNIB by our trusted sellers, and was hoping someone may be able to chime in on some purchasing tips.Oh and also, is the I-serial the latest and greatest with the new stock?

Omega Bond Limited edition
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5712
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Rumour As Question: Is Rolex Pulling Out of Formula 1?
Please take this with a grain salt. Apparently, Rolex Executives are quite angry with the new owners of the Formula One Group. It is rumoured, Rolex will not renew any sponsorship with F1 when the contract terminates.One reason is that Rolex is angry that a certain Dutch brewing company has been infiltrating Rolex's product placement and that Rolex does not want to be associated with a beer company and all that it suggests.My source? Formula 1 season opens here in my neck of the woods and a few Rolex Executives are around. Once again, this is pure speculation but watch this space.