Linde Werdelin Gets In The DLC Game With The Hard Black Elemental Biformeter Watch
I've appreciated the Elemental watch from England based Linde Werdelin for a while. I still don't understand the "Biformeter" name on the watch, but it sounds cool enough. The watches were always nice looking, very rugged, and techie looking timepieces better suited to James Bond style excursions rather than lumberjack journeys.The newest Elemental is the "Hard Black" and shares most of its features with the previous Linde Werdelin Elemental watches save for the new case material. Getting on the DLC bandwagon (that I predicted would occur) with other fine watch brands, Linde Werdelin likes what DLC can offer. Again, DLC stands for "diamond like carbon" and is a coating on metal that makes it crazy hard, and crazy scratch resistant. This might explain why this new watch is called "Hard Black." The nature of DLC makes for a glossy black/dark gray colored case which is increasingly refined in its look. The earliest DLC watches found a home on Japanese watches such as Casio (the MR-G). The

Ap royal oak table clock 2015
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My thoughts on Rolex Supply Issues...
In macroeconomics in college, they teach about supply and demand.As a business, it is your duty to find what is called equilibrium so that your production and demand are such that there is not an over supply which will reduce market value and that you are able to supply enough to meet the market demand so that interest doesn't fade.If one had to choose the best side (lesser of two evils), it is better for a luxury brand to err on the side of reducing supply.You are also taught that if you build something (let's say watches), and those watches cost X amount and your operating costs are Y amount, then if you build one watch, you need to sell that watch for the production cost plus the operating costs plus build in a margin. If you don't do it that way, then you will lose money and your business model will fail.Knowing these things, it is my opinion that due to the recent years reports about Swiss Watch exports trending downward and Richemont and Swatch Group buying back inventory, that

Is it safe to wear a rolex in South Africa?
All,I will travel to South Africa during my vacations, and would like to know if it's safe to wear my Submariner (and where/when).I will stay in Cape Town, Knysna, Plettenberg, Johannesburg and Kruger Park.I live in S?o Paulo, Brazil, so I am pretty much used to put my watch in my pocket depending on where I go.Thank you,Eduardo Jorge

Charm of Pepsi
Well despite my new D-Blue and current BLNR, I am finding my 16710 Pepsi more and more timeless and enjoyable to wear.Yes it's not as high tech as the other models, but I'm starting to like this old Pepsi more and more every time i wear it. The size is just ideal and the colour is so refreshing.Originally I upgraded my old LV into 6 digit models but now I am appreciating the 5 digit beauty more and more.Happy Friday everyone :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk