| Originally Posted by ipodstudio Oh, OK: I had the Rolex GMT Master II beofre the Seadweller I have now. Nice watch! |
| Originally Posted by AGR Giddy Up!! I am wearing the Trias today! |
| Originally Posted by AGR I am about to get an Omega Speedmaster. I like the Seamaster line, as well. Here is my favorite Seamaster! If I had the money; I would buy this! (Retail is $1,999.00 U.S.) |
| Originally Posted by MD1032 $2k?!?! What is the thing made of, solid silver? I personally think this watch looks pretty darn cool and sexy, at thinkgeek: http://www.thinkgeek.com/gadgets/watches/6004/ |
| Originally Posted by ipodstudio Here's a pic of that watch. Very cool looking but that method of telling the time would drive me nuts...
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| Originally Posted by AGR Very cool! I like the uniqueness!
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| Originally Posted by Paragon I did notice that some of the wrist watches had true watch movements which I think is cool. I love how a few of them looked with the window on the back. Have any of you tried Citizen watches [not that I am going to be buying a watch any time soon..]? A friend of mine has one of the Ecodrive?? ones. |
| Originally Posted by immtbiker Can someone explain something to me? As a diver, I do not understand the bezel on dive watches, which is supposed to be to count down the minutes remaining on your oxygen. It actually goes the other way, and no matter how you set it, it doesn't show a countdown of time. Some models show red, in the last 10 minutes, as to warn you about time running out, but no matter how you try, let's say, putting the time, 30 minutes ahead, or putting the dot or arrow on the current time, it doesn't help with the time remaining situation. Did I explain myself right? Try it. 
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| Originally Posted by Sovkiller I would not call it beutiful, but elegant.....very nice....not my type, but nice indeed.... |
| Originally Posted by pspivak I thought I would try this again. This is the watch I get to wear daily.
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