Blancpain Women's Flyback Chronograph

When it comes of style and function in the Oris size diving world really important.
In fact, liked the best!This essential diving watch is very visible under water and not only because of its size. Inlays Superluminova dark orange special indices bright glow - even in the darkest of the waters. The movement of the separate special regulator minute, hour and small second displays are also clearly when it comes to diving safety. Bone Crown makes it doubly safe watch as accidental adjustments are almost impossible. Waterproof to 100 bar / 1000 metres and with a screwed helium valve, is really a must for all serious divers.But this magnificent beast is at home on land that it is in the water. The subtle black dial with the wave design printed and the case of lightweight titanium are a gentle giant - no place in the home or Office. The enormous whole watch is regulated by a small spring just 0.035 mm thick. When it comes of style and function in the Oris size diving world really important.

Hands-On: With The Longines Single Push-Piece Chronograph 180th Anniversary Limited Edition (Live Pics & Video)
In case you haven't heard, Longines is celebrating their 180th anniversary this year, and they have released a special collection to celebrate. A highlight for us is the limited edition Single Push-Piece Chronograph, which is an awesome vintage-inspired column-wheel, mono-pusher chronograph.Longines has a rich history in producing great chronographs, and this piece is no exception. The limited edition Single Push-Piece (Ref. L2.774.8.23.x) has a 40mm 18k rose gold case that houses a Longines Calibre L788.2, developed with ETA (who call it the A08.261). The case has rounded sides and wears really nicely on the wrist. It's refreshing to try on a brand new, moderately-sized chronograph. 2 OF 18 The Decorated Movement and Case 3 OF 18 Vintage-Style Wire Lugs There's no mistaking the vintage inspiration on this watch. The vintage-style lugs, white lacquer dial, fancy arabic numerals, blued steel hands, script logo, and crown design all scream vint

Please plaese help!!!!
Hi Guys,I bought my first AP 2 months ago. It is the titanium grey themes ROO on a bracelet. I absolutely love the watch but have not enjoyed it as much as I like to because I've been afraid to scratch it up. I have many other pieces/brands that I've put through the ringer and while they do have that custom patina, they still look great. On the other hand I've seen some ROO that have scratches to the bezel and they just don't look right to me.So my dilemma is1. Keep the watch and just use more often, then let APSC polish if needed2. Trade for the 44 mm ROO SS/ceramic or 44mm ROO FC/ceramic3. Trade for ceramic diver or ceramic/FC diverAny input would be greatly appreciated.thanks and happy holidays

Advice on this watch please!!!!
Hi..thanks to the influence of MouthWash (2th Dr) ...thanks Mark I have found this watch here in Mumbai...firstly what are your opinions on the watch...and heh...even if you know nothing of the brand...what do you think..be honest always enjoy your opinions.....I know what I think! I am completely new to the brand so need educating FAST!&.....also...what would you expect to pay from an AD for this watch? I think I have a decent price here....Thanks all!!

Your favorite "unique" Patek Philippe watches
Greetings TRF,It's been a rather long time since I've posted a thread in this forum. Whilst looking at a lot of fabulous pictures from you people I've started to pay attention to a lot of websites showing and talking about vintage Patek Philippe watches, including some very special and unique timepieces.We all know a few notorious collectors (some being more famous than others) and we've read a lot of threads on this forum talking about incredibly rare watches being sold at auctions for fortunes. With all those unique watches going around, I thought it would be nice to use this thread as a place where we can share the ones we've preferred.Obviously I am not an expert in the domain and my knowledge is limited (although I do like to read a lot about them), therefore I'd like to keep this thread very simple. Basically, all you need to do is to share pictures of the very rare PP watches you've seen around and liked a lot and tell us why you like them. You may put more than one (I expect so