I also associate it with the anti-science movement in the USA...

I love the 3-6-9 on the bronze BB58 but don't want bronze and so am glad they don't do that in steel because if so, they'd have my money!

Two no date divers currently available:

C60 Lympstone is still available though it hasn't been updated to twin flags logo. COSC. 600m. 42mm x 13.8mm.

C65 Dartmouth is perhaps my favourite current CW and has the current logo. COSC. 200m. 41mm x 12.7mm.

that was super great to see!

I would love a jumping hour option on any watch, like the Omega 8900 movement (and I'm sure other watches about which I'm not aware) but this is a bit too much to ask!

I tend to travel with my Casio T200. I like seeing the hour jump when I land, driven by satellite.

I like this line of watches from Oris but I wish the dial had more depth--simply making the markers raised would do it for me. Haven't seen it in the metal and perhaps the flatness of the dial fits with the overall look but still...

My daily wear is a Sandhurst V1. Love it. Don't see a need to change to the V2, although I do like the change to the sword hands for V2--in the V1 version, the minute hand will completely cover the hour hand making it less legible. I wish the Sandhurst V2 had ditched the faux lume altogether. That w...

Traveler GMT: jumping hour hand so you can move it to your new time zone when traveling (and GMT hand stays on your home time zone or whatever) Caller GMT: you move the GMT hand to your new time zone--or you have to fiddle with moving forward both hour and minute hand to your new time zone. This is ...

I'm pretty certain I'm going to wait on any purchases until this comes out. I love my Sandhurst. I just hope for a more modern field watch with NO AGED LUME, crisp, bright, modern, high contrast. Ideally I'd like COSC and chunky full lume numbers like the Vertex M100 series. But if numbers aren't th...