Hands-On with the New Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition
Oris might not be the first watch manufacturer to introduce a dive watch in a bronze case, but the company certainly managed to link its first attempt at one to an important milestone in the history of diving: as its name indicates, the Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition (Ref. 733 7720 3185) is dedicated to the first?African-American?to become a U.S. Navy Diver in 1954, and?U.S. Navy Master Diver in 1970, despite also having had to overcome an amputated left leg. (Cuba Gooding, Jr. played the role of Brashear in Men of Honor , a movie inspired by the Brashear’s life story). His motto �� “It’s not a sin to get knocked down; it’s a sin to stay down” �� can be found on the watch’s stainless steel caseback, whilst the bronze used for the case, crown and bezel pays tribute to the dive helmets used during his era. As with every bronze watch case, this one will develop a?vintage looking patina over time.The Oris Carl Brashear Limited Edition is based on the

Parmigiani Pershing CBF Chronograph Watches At The 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil
Parmigiani Pershing Chronograph 005 CBF Brazil EditionThe World Cup is one of the few global events that unites us as humans sharing one small planet in a vast universe. Every four years, the nations of the world compete in a mostly friendly atmosphere in one country to see who will be crowned world champions of football, or futebol in Portuguese (or soccer, if you are in the US).This global event is seen by almost every member of this planet of ours, and the passions run deep. As football is one of the rare sports that requires little equipment or special physical attributes to master, anyone and everyone can play. This democratic spirit is also reflected by the fact that every country in the world is mad about "the beautiful game" �C and to see?just how mad the watch world is about this occasion, check out our article?comprising all noteworthy Watches Of The 2014 Brazil World Cup.However, while the entire world loves football, perhaps no other country is more associated with the sport

Is there a Panerai you are waiting for????
One that doesn't exist I mean....yet. I'm hopeful that they'll make some more 232/249 style cases or do more variations of the 610/609. Basically, I like the thinner, lower profile Radiomirs in 45 or 47mm. I love the 424/449 but the case proportions just don't make me buy it. I don't know, it just is to curvy if that makes sense. If they would do a SLC in a thinner radiomir case, I'd have to get. Put that 8 day movement in there and it would be even better.I would also like a 657 in a Radiomir case with maybe a flat dial. That would make an awesome daily. Auto, Date, GMT.Also, why not a white Radiomir......Can't get enough.Alas, I'll be waiting for some time.What about you guys?

Sensor?
Hello RF,A few days ago I collected my 2018 D-Blue after selling my 2015 model last year. I know should have never sold it. However after I took some high res shots I noticed flaws on the 2018 dial. Dark blue dots. My question: Who has a dial like this? If so what's your production year?If we look at the history of production flaws this should mean something good Regards, deepsea_dblue

I need your help refining my watch collection!
Hi everyone,Now that we're entering 2018 i started reflecting on all my purchases in 2017.It was a crazy year as I ended up buying everything I could get my hands on.But I started feeling that it's all about the quality and not the quantity, therefore I've decided to get rid of a couple and only keep the ones that would add something to the collection. In addition I'm looking to add my first Patek ( Nautilus 5712) as well as an AP RO jumbo 39 sometime around Jan / Feb 2018 so the extra cash would help.My current collection:AP RO 15400st 41 white >Rolex SKY-DWELLER 326934 BLUERolex Deepsea DBLUE>Rolex 116500 LN Daytona whiteRolex SD43 50th anniversary >Rolex Sub 116600LV hulk >Rolex GMT Master II BLNR Batman >Rolex SD4000 116600 discontinued.Rolex No date Sub 114060Omega Seamaster PO GMT>Omega Speedmaster Speedy Tuesday Omega Seamaster cosmic 1967>Seiko SKX009JThe watches marked with > are the ones im keen on keeping. Would be interesting to hear your opinion.