Luminox Recon Nav SPC Watch
Luminox has announced a new model called the Recon Nav SPC (Navigation Specialist) which offers a feature set that the fifteen-year-old Me would have killed to have for orienteering meets. This new model looks to be a complete solution for map-based navigation when you're out in the wild and need to chart a path back to civilization. Featuring a walking-pace tachymeter, a strap-mounted compass and a strap which can be used to calculate distances on a map, this Luminox is an old-school analog navigation tool in a modern platform.The Nav SPC employs a 46mm carbon reinforced polycarbonate case with an anti-reflective sapphire crystal and the Luminox-standard compliment of tritium tubes for low-light illumination of the hands, markers and bezel position. The design is obviously that of a Luminox, but the dial markers are oddly asymmetrical with 1 through 8 (blue illumination) in an orientation that is parallel to the dial edge and 9 to 12 (yellow illumination) in a more traditional perpend

Introducing: The Jaeger-LeCoultre Geophysic True Second And Universal Time (Original Video, Live Pics, Full Specs)
Today we will be showing you two new watches. They are new in the sense that they are completely never before seen references, with not only entirely new calibers but entirely new calibers built an entirely new way. But these watches won't shock you – Jaeger-LeCoultre is too clever for that. No, these two watches are a continuation of a theme first set forth by the watchmaker's watchmaker in spring of 2014. It was then that we saw the rebirth of the Geophysic, a classical watch with a specially tuned movement that would provide amazing accuracy and durability without sacrificing elegance. Today, we take this idea two steps further. 1 OF 30 Born out of the concept that has made the original Geophysic such a collectible watch are the two pieces you will find in this story – the Jaeger-Lecoultre Geophysic True Second and Geophysic Universal Time. These watches, unlike the Geophysic 1958 from 2014, will be permanent members of the JLC collection. So, you m

Flipping a 15400 SS for a Daytona C SS
So i own a AP 26320 rose gold on strap (white dial brown strap), AP 15400 (blue dial) and a SUbc 116613 (black dial).... since I own 2 APs both royal oaks I'm contemplating on flipping my 15400 for a Daytona C SS. Thoughts? Tried to attach pictures but some issue with dimensions and size of pictures which forum is not allowing me to post

Speedmaster Constellation Mk2
Hi , Has anybody heard of one of these? I havn't seen the watch yet, but it comes from a good source that I have purchased from before.It is manual wind movement , TV case , 3 Chrono subdials 3,6,9 , black dial , on a leather strap. It states both Speedmaster and Constellation and MKII on the dial.The watch is approx 40years old and has never been worn! The current owner has had it from new (purchased in Switzerland).Cant find much on the net so hoping someone here may be able to shed some light.ThanksAlan

Rubber strap for Black Bay Bronze
Can anyone confirm if I can buy a decent Rubber strap for my BBB, I thought the Rubber worked but apparently they don't have them for the larger case. I don't really want to use the leather strap and the Nato is getting tired and does not really fill out the gap between the lugs at all. I should start a thread on how many people's skin turns green at night from the Bronze, I have very acidic skin, turned it dark within a week go getting it. And given it is summer in OZ if I perspire at night I wake up with green all over my wrist.