Audemars Piguet Women's Lady Royal Oak Watch

Scenes From the WatchTime/F.P. Journe Collectors’ Event in Miami
Miami’s most ultra-luxe shopping destination played host to a lively gathering of avid watch collectors, and a rare U.S. appearance by a watch-industry rock star, on June 8, as WatchTime and F.P. Journe co-hosted an exclusive cocktail and dinner event at the brand’s boutique in the Bal Harbour Shops.More than a dozen watch aficionados and fans of the F.P. Journe brand were in attendance, along with myself and WatchTime’s event manager, Minda Larsen; the manager and staff of the F.P. Journe boutique; Montres Journe U.S. brand director, Pierre Halimi; and of course, the guest of honor and main attraction, company founder and namesake Francois-Paul Journe. The French independent watchmaker, who created his first watch in 1983 and founded his eponymous brand in 1999, posed for photos with guests, showed and discussed his latest watch releases (including the F.P. Journe Elegante, the brand’s first dedicated ladies’ watch collection, which made its official U.S.

Dievas Timeattack Chronograph Watch
When I first saw this watch I was trying to determine what it reminded me of. Then I realized the colors on the dial of white, yellow, and orangey red struck me as very Speed Racer. That seemed to make sense for a racing themed watch called the Timeattack Chronograph by Dievas. Made in Germany now with their tougher steel and PVD processes, Dievas makes an assortment of rather handsome, rather price effective timepieces.Much of the watch says "diver." The case is water resistant to 300 meters and even has screw down pushers and a crown. It has a 5mm thick sapphire crystal and also comes with a water-proof "NyTech" textile strap. Deivas also throws in a NATO strap. So basically it is a modern retro racer diver with all the boldness of a neon diner signage.The Timeattack is placed in a 43mm wide steel case. It looks like many of the Dievas Vortex watch cases and fits well within the brand. You might say that the case looks almost too much like the Vortex case actually. The rotating bezel

Everyone's thoughts on Omega Railmaster.
I'm thinking of tracking down a recent version 41mm Railmaster.Would like to hear what you guys think of it. Thanks!

PO Owners
I have a couple of things I would like to ask some of you who also own a Planet Ocean. Ijust noticed right now since where I am we just past 12am about an hour ago. I noticed that the zero on the 30 on the date is missing on the left side of the zero towars the middle a little bit of white of the number. It looks as if it is a little bit chipped. This concerns me since the watch is only about 3 weeks old. I will try to show some pictures later. You see,I could have never noticed this when I was purchasing it, so it comes as a surprise to me.My last question concerns this AF coating. Do you think the actual coating is more prone to smudges as compared to other crystals that do not have that coating

Breaking into the world of Omega!
Just picked up a new (to me) 2254.50. I have to say I can tell this is going to be a keeper. I was looking for something that will make a good daily wearer for all tasks and I think I found the perfect fit. Here it is with a cigar to celebrate!