The new Jacob Co watch is worn on a non-allergenic vulcanized rubber strap
Alongside with the common features, inherent to all models from the collection, the new Primus Diver watch has some of its own peculiar characteristics. Thus, it carries a concave, unidirectional rotating bezel, equipped with a scale for calculating the dive time. It can be adjusted in the anticlockwise direction and has a detent set in steps of one minute. The new Jacob Co watch is worn on a non-allergenic vulcanized rubber strap, featuring a moulded Jacob Co logo. It is enhanced with a folding clasp with an inlaid red marking. The folding clasp is rendered in ADLC-coated stainless steel.

So I tried this today. Heart is still racing and I must have it.
I finally got to try this beauty on.These pictures don't do the dial or the watch any justice. She is an absolute stunner.The 15202 is just something different.How do you think she wears on my puny 6.25 wrists?I found the 15450 37mm to be too small. Personally think this watch fits really well, and the thin case really helps as well.I am trying to stay patient so that I can save some more money for a few more months before I pull the trigger on my 25th Birthday this November.I keep trying to tell myself to wait because it will feel better after the wait, but I am not sure if I will be able to.I have yet to try the Patek 5711 which was the contender for me, but after trying this, I don't even know if I want to try the Nautilus. The Jumbo is just incredible!Also have had several people tell me the 5711 would be more suitable for a person of an older age; Not sure I agree.Here are the pics. Tell me how you think she wears on my wrists. Thank you for reading!

Incoming Ana-Digi
I posted a WTB elsewhere recently for an Omega X-33 or a Breitling B-1, thinking that either would be perfect for a forthcoming trip to NY (and would in any event serve a purpose thereafter). I decided against the X-33 for various reasons, but before I could unearth a B-1 I was offered a nice minty Aerospace Evo and decided to take the plunge. I have to say that I'm glad I did.The Evo is the largest Aerospace yet at 43mm, but it still retains both it's legendary comfort and it's lightness as a consequence of being titanium. Other changes are a slightly different handset (a half-lumed hour hand and a needle minute hand), re-styled rider tabs and a little more bling in the applied logo and numerals. On the wrist (and away from the bright glare of my lights), however, it seems almost understated and certainly doesn't shout too loud. The size is fine on my 6.75 wrist - bear in mind that the wrist shot is taken at close quarters with a wide-angle lens - but I certainly wouldn't want to go a

My PO 42mm
I'm in love with my latest purchase. I had originally wanted a Rolex Seadweller. Truth be told it was a bit of a stretch at the moment and after trying on a few they left me feeling a bit cold. I stumbled across this beauty and can't believe how good it is in the flesh. The crystal is almost impossible to see, such is the quality of the AR and the overall build quality has blown me away. I have a Speedmaster Moonwatch already and this feels significantly more well engineered. Ok it's not got the cult classic reputation the speedy enjoys and is a completely different style of watch but I'm very very happy with this purchase. The display back particularly attracted me to the watch and I believe the movement is held I particular high regard (8500) co axial. Without rambling on too much, here are some pictures. It's a 42mm.

Newbie Speedmaster Questions
Hello and thanks for taking my questions.I'm interested in either a 3570 (Hesalite) or 3573 (Sapphire sandwich) watch.First off, this will be a daily use watch at work so it needs to be fairly durable/reliable.Now to my confusion...lol1. I've heard and read conflicting reports on the Hesalite scratch and polish-ability ie,some say most scratches can be easily buffed out, some say the Hesalite doesn't lookas clear or original after being buffed ie. the scratches will always leave a look afterwards. Where do those of you who've polished stand?2. The cost of replacing Hesalite vs. Sapphire? Posts I've seen are approx. $100 vs. $500. Is that about right for the total cost of replacement?3. Magnetic shielding. I work in an environment with some magnetic fields (Boeing cockpit) and am wondering about the shielding of the 3570 vs. the glass of the 3573.Some have said the shielding doesn't really matter because the face is relatively unshielded anyway. Does anyone have a comparison of the shie