Simply Named Eterna KonTiki Diver Is Amazing And Heralds Eterna's Return To The USA
Good ol' Eterna. I am so happy they are soon to be officially distributed in the US once again. Eterna is not well known, and that is a shame. The company actually started ETA, which makes most of the movements in all Swiss watches. ETA was later sold to the Swatch Group. Eterna also makes all the Porsche Design watches. In my opinion, it is one of the most underrated and unacknowledged brands out there. If their marketing department is paying any attention, that ought to change soon when they re-enter the US market.The first watch to be sold along with their KonTiki Anniversary model, is the "Eterna KonTiki Diver." This watch is actually a few years overdue, having been announced a while ago. For me, this is the best combination of features and elements one could ask for in a modern looking technical dive watch. It is an accurate chronometer, it is easy to read, has a power reserve, and has a nice sophisticated look that does not make you look like you drive a large truck everywhere.

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Omega is stepping up to the plate...
I think Omega is doing a great job stepping up to the plate for making great watches. They are catching the eye of many watch lovers. Stepping into the making their own movements to making some great complications to keeping old school still there. I say nice job. In time they will be extremely expensive. In a short out of a few with a large pocket book to the extreme of retard expensive (those with pockets WAY beyond average.) Just like Rolex. Thumbs up from me.

Does the value of your watch impact how you wear it?
Simple question: does the current market value of your watch impact how you wear it?I'm no stranger to expensive watches and generally don't fret about how I wear my watches relative their cost. Most would cringe to see what I wear when fishing, boating, motorcycling, hunting, golfing, etc. However the recent (insane) valuation of steel Pateks has begun to influence how I wear them. I've found myself worrying about scratches and dings on my steel Pateks whereas it was never a consideration before. I have no such hangups with my PM watches - only steel. Brand has little bearing on it. Maybe I'm just not meant to own steel? Thoughts?

Last day of March 2018 WRUW?
Last day of the month and the 1312 has not left my wrist for a week now. Seems that it has taken over wrist time over most of my other watches. Such a charmer. Love looking at the thinner crown protector and the dial. It's thinner case design helps it slip under my shirt cuff much more easily.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk