Rolex FXD

Anyone Out there with this fun piece? IMHO, this piece is one of the coolest all-purpose watch for almost all occasion (except for the Gala Dinners and the formal meetings)

I was almost set on a steel Santos when Cartier announced the Titanium. I had to see it in real life before making any decision! While I was originally all in on the Titanium version, my thoughts are slowly shifting back to the steel. The bead blasted tit

The new Pelagos FXD Chrono Yellow for the Tour de France. At 43 mm, I suspect it will be too big for my wrist. And, the reality is, only 300 watches made and not a high probability there will be one to try on. But, I will give it a shot!

I have been contemplating Fxd as my diving companion, but this Sub has been with me for more than a decade, and always brings a smile to my regulator. While on surface I love waring Panerais, my underwater world for now belongs to SubC. Appreciate your co

Light, strong, exact. Looking forward to the next trip.

Zulu Time

I have to say it is a great addition to the Fxd line. The Fxd gmt “Zulu Time “ ticks many boxes. What do you guys think ? You do need to see it in the flesh though to be fair. M.

I agree that 200m is more than enough for the vast, vast majority of people. I simply find the timing bezel on the original 42mm more useful than a 24 hour bezel. I also have no interest in an FXD model - I am not a fan of NATO straps (although I would co