Introducing the Xetum Tyndall PVD LTD
For the 2013 holiday season, Xetum of California is releasing their second ever limited edition. Building off of the Tyndall design, this special version will have a PVD case, black trappings and a carbon fiber dial.The Tyndall, which is perhaps our favorite of their watches, is a modern play off of a classic field design. With legible numerals in both 12 and 24hr scales, simple fence post hands, sub-seconds, and their standard 40mm lugless case, the Tyndall has a clean, restrained look with a masculine edge.We had the chance to see the new Tyndall LTD in person, and were quite impressed by how well the carbon fiber worked with the overall watch. As someone who is not typically drawn to carbon fiber (a bit too sporty and flashy for my taste), I didn't expect to personally like it. Well, I was pleasantly surprised by how subtle and effective it was. The carbon fiber adds texture and a dynamic finish to the back drop. This makes the white of the numerals jump out and almost appear as tho

tried on a 42mm PO, not much difference
not much difference compared to the 45.5anyone having similar experience? the 42 does seem smaller but not by much...

Brown dial nautilus?
Was in a meeting today with a new staff member when I noticed he was wearing what looked like a Nautilus. However, the dial colour was brown - it was the first time I've seen a Nautilus with that particular coloured dial.So I took several more glances at his watch and it confirmed it was a PP Nautilus. Since he was new and I didn't know him very well, I was up to asking him more about his watch.After coming home, I decided do a google search for a brown dialed Nautilus since it was the first time I seen it. However, I couldn't find any hits for an authentic stainless steel brown dialed Nautilus. But there were several replica watch sites that posted the watch my colleague was wearing. See attached pic I copied from one of the replica outlets.So was he wearing a fake? Or was that an authentic but rare model?

BLNR or 2006 16710
I am considering to flip my 2006 16710 with coke insert to a 2017 116710BLNR. Would you do it and why/ why not?Both will be on the super jubilee bracelet...Vs

Incoming LV!
If someone six weeks ago would've asked me whether or not I would pay this kind of money for a green watch I would've told them they were crazy. However, looking at everyone's pictures over the last month or so I have really grown to the point where I had to have one. Pictures do not do it justice. Different lighting throws of different shades of green. Great addition to my Rolex collection . Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk