Baume & Mercier and Diamond Two-Tone Diamant Ladies Watch 8599

Movado Museum Dial Watch Ready For A Return? Movado Thinks So: Its History & Horwitt's Struggle
Movado Museum Classic WatchMovado recently began quietly shipping this new Movado Museum Dial Classic watch collection to its retailers. The new watch model is a slight revision on the longstanding Movado Museum Dial watch collection that has been around for what feels like ages. In the early 2000s, the apparent ubiquity in previous years of Movado Museum Dial timepieces seemed to slowly subside from mainstream culture, replaced by a? host of other timepiece styles. This change happened without a bang, and I don't think that many people gave too much notice to the lowering popularity of the Movado Museum Dial watch. Movado, of course, never stopped making Museum Dial timepieces, and in fact, the last decade or so has had more Movado Museum Dial style designs than ever before.Having said that, none of the more experimental, modern, or utilitarian watches Movado produced that were inspired by the original Movado Museum Dial felt as complete or successful as the original design concept cr

Audemars Piguet Eco drive Watches are one of the best watches
Audemars Piguet Eco drive Watches are one of the best watches Audemars Piguet has ever come up with. Audemars Piguet AW1040-56E Watch is one of the classics with stainless steel silver link bracelet and a black dial with date display. This one will surely add spark to your outfit, Wear this and make a statement.

GMT Weekend in the SNOW!
Hello, Friends! Sarah and I escaped to Vail last weekend for the last skiing of the season and it did not disappoint! A huge spring storm brought in a lot of fresh snow, so the skiing was epic.....the best of the season, IMHO.Anyway, brought the GMT along and took some pictures hope you enjoy them.View from our balcony at the Marriott in Lionshead ready to hit the slopes!With watch of course!Gotta get the gear on....A short walk to the Gondola....Finally at the top seems like the top of the world!Mandatory wrist shot....Going back up for more fun in the powder...Stopping for a restA needed and nice lunch break....A nice Stella (or two) Fish tacos, "sliders," and lobster bisque to quell our voracious appetites!Getting the skis and heading back out!We had a great time...thanks for looking!-Aaron

RubberB strap on Panerai
Hi all,For some reason I feel my OEM rubber strap doesn¡¯t do a good job and my pam is always off balance. Wondering if anybody had experience with rubberb straps, I don¡¯t know why they are $100 more expensive than the OEM Panerai

My proven anti scam technique
When I buy a watch from another source than an AD, I have a very simple technique, tell the seller that we will go to an AD of the brand to have it authenticated, usually just after saying this it's the last you will hear of the scammer, disappears into thin air, happened twice already, for a Pam and a sub C, and in case the seller is ok, I do go to the AD, did it for my sub C, my 233, 82 and 28, even though the 82 was from a very reputed company, watches.de, since it's a shadow case Panerai, which means no box, no papers, no Amerigo Vespucci engraving, no edition number (for example G850/1500, but of course a serial number, didn't want to take any chances.Why take the slightest risk when a deal involves that kind of money? For the 82 and 217 (I bought both the same day but sold the 217, 47mm is way too big for me), I took a train from Paris to Frankfurt, the others I bought in Paris, Rolex authenticated the sub free of charge, same thing in Frankfurt for the Pam's, but for the 28 and