Luminox SureFire 2211 Wristlight Tactical Watch
We have seen tool watches specifically?designed to?be used by?divers, fighter jet pilots, navy seals, scientists, railroad engineers, and a vast number of other unique professions. Tactical watches, however, are few and far between, for they have to be designed to meet the unique requirements of?an extremely niche market of professionals. The Luminox Surefire 2211 Wristlight Tactical watch is?among these "endangered species," as it combines the legibility and reliability of a?Swiss Luminox quartz watch with?the 2211 Wristlight by?SureFire.SureFire is a California-based company that specializes in the production of?weapon-mounted lights and laser sights, shield lights and baton lights, as well as?hand-held lights. The 2211 Wristlight, as its name suggests, is a rectangular flashlight that is worn by members of the L.A. police on the firearm support-hand wrist.?Beyond offering a?"hands-free" use, this flashlight is different from your average flashlight in that, as SureFire puts it, it i

I tested the water... And the waters fine...
Been quite a few enablers on this one so thank you Steve, Tom, Chris, Neil, Paul and Ken You eased me in at the deep end.And I'm smitten with this Ti & ceramic beauty.Sorry on pic quality having to use PB as can't get the new system on here to have any of it

enjoy the holiday season.
Hope everyone has a blast holiday season.

Ryder Cup Aqua Tera (Dimple dial)
Hi,I was wondering if any members had the newest Ryder Cup Aqua Tera Master CoAxial 41.5mm with the white Golf Ball Dimple Dial?Be great to see a wrist shot as i think I'm being drawn to it very much.

Seamaster Professional case backseal
Just wondering what the position is re the case back seal. I have had the back off to regulate my SMP and would like to know if I need to exchange the o-ring for a new one each time the case back is removed? Got it running to within a second or two a day and the same over the course of a week with the occasional winder down position over night.I am not planning on diving, perhaps the occasional holiday swim. I have tightened up the case back with reasonable force, just seeking opinions before getting wet!Is it also worth changing the stem seal(s), is this a DIY job? If so does one release the stem with the winder in the winding or adjusting position? I assume there is some sort of detent spring that releases the stem. Does it simply re-insert? Am I out of my league and should I just give it to an AD.Also seem to be having a little trouble finding a OEM case seal in the UK (case ref 168.1622) by searching the web, are these seals fairly universal or do I need a genuine Omega one?