Audemars Piguet Royal Oak 26300ST.OO.1110ST.03 42mm Automatic Mens Watch

Introducing: The Monsieur de Chanel: Chanel's First Dedicated Men's Watch, And It's Completely In-House And VERY Impressive
This is an unexpected but very impressive announcement from a truly iconic brand in the fashion world ¨C Chanel ¨C and they unveiled a brand new, men's dedicated wristwatch called the Monsieur. Oh, and it's damn impressive. It's a jumping hour, retrograde with three-day power reserve, a great profile and stunning view from the back. Let's get into the Monsieur de Chanel now. 1 OF 4 The Monsieur de Chanel is the mark's first men's complication, and it's made entirely in-house. The Monsieur de Chanel is Chanel's first dedicated men's watch and certainly first with complication, and what makes that even more important is that it was designed and built completely in-house. And what makes that even more special is that the watch looks fantastic on both the front and the back, and wears like a dream. So what is it? Obviously this is a jumping hour watch, with a pronounced hour display at 6 o'clock. The font used here was indeed designed for this watch

Two-tone Illinois Marquis
I was meandering through Bryan Girouard's (WTF member Coronado) sold items on "Art Deco Wristwatches" and found this beauty for HamiltonIllinois & RJ007...

A Case of Cossacks ................
Sorry for the 'lousy' pictures but several asked to see the group so here goes. I'll try and take some better ones later. The two individual one's at the bottom have been borrowed by my Son and should be back tomorrow. Great weekends to all. Kurt Inbound ............

Looking for a Pocket Watch Appraiser
I have an all gold pocket watch which belonged to my grandfather. My aunt told me even the inside is gold. It has to be over 50 years old, perhaps closer to 100 years old. I thought I lost it for the last 10 years, but it finally was found in an old shoe box! I can't find any markings on it and can only say my Grandfather was born in England, so perhaps he got it there. He came over here in the early 1900's but not sure where he got it from. Can anyone shed some light on finding a reputable appraiser as I would like to get this insured. I am in South Florida near West Palm if that makes any difference. Thanks.

noob here... just an intro...
so my buddy said i should join these forums too... i think he wants my next watch purchase to be a rolex...but here is my current baby...i got her a month ago after a long drawn out battle with tag heuer... i originally had a tag heuer carrera that was in sent in to service 4 times... each time it came back with something else wrong (watch was 2 years old and spend 1 year of its life in service)... finally my AD just said here is ur money back please pick a new watch... so I jumped on the black bond chrono... i have always loved the bond smps but never liked any watch with a blue face... when i saw this... i was like i had to have it... so far she has been running great +2.5 each day... and is just plain sexy...so now next on my list... a Omega 42mm Planet Ocean (next month or march)... then maybe eventually a Omega Speedmaster and definitly the Rolex Submariner in 2010 when the new model is released...