Garmin D2 Pilot Watch
My Garmin collection (left to right, front to back): Edge 500, Edge 510, FR910XT, Edge 800, Swim, and FR70I am a very active person. In particular, I train about 10+ hours a week (mainly swimming, cycling, and running) as I am part of a local amateur (but serious) triathlon team: PacWest Athletics. So as such, I have owned various sports watches, and in particular Garmin GPS sports watches. Pretty much every Garmin sports model since 2007-except for the Approach S models which are superb golf-specific watches. Currently, I have three of their watch models plus three more Garmin Edge devices dedicated for cycling.So why do I start with this inventory of my Garmin watches and devices for this post. Simply to say that, while not perfect, I think Garmin understands how to make watches suited for specific activities-I call them Activity-focused smartwatches. That's what makes me and many others come back for more.Garmin's philosophy, is that they create different watches purpose-built for s

How resistant are RO's and ROO's to external shock?
Hi fellas,I was just wondering, how resistant are RO's and ROO's to external shocks? More precisely, how resistant are the 3120 based movements to shocks like drops, vibrations etc?I normally ride and cycle a lot, do you guy think in the long-run these sort of external shocks kill the life span of these movements? I guess the answer is yes, but I would like to know the extent of potential damage. I hope my query makes sense!Any opinions?

An often overlooked reference
Most of the attention seems to go to the annual calendar and nautilus... So here is my favorite reference.

How ��rare�� is a Rolex?
I'm currently sitting here in a brewery in Denver, Colorado and I'm the only one here with a Rolex on; I looked around, ha.I tend to look at the wrist of just about anyone I pass by or sit next to while I'm out and about and I'm starting to feel like it's not all that common to run into someone with a Rolex, or otherwise.I'm sure the concentration of Rolex and/or other luxury goods is mostly centralized in a handful of locations and, therefore, more noticeable. But it's still surprising to see so many naked wrists, so frequently.With the amount of watches that Rolex produces each year, it's a little surprising. But at the end of the day, it's still a privilege to be able to wear something that a lot of folks may never get the chance to own.Anyone else feel this way?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

IS a 3055 DAY WHEEL THE SAME FOR A 5055 QUARTZ?
Please ADVISE!~!