Breitling Cosmonaute Chronograph D2232212/G527 46mm Automatic White Dial Watch

Breguet Charity Auction Is Underway
As time winds down to the New Year, Breguet is preparing to auction a masterpiece: the Breguet Classique 5157. The auction benefits the New York Philharmonic¡¯s School Partnership Program. Bidding began at 12:01 a.m. EST yesterday and closes close at midnight January 15th, 2011. The watch is being auctioned through the eBay Giving Works site. The 18-carat yellow gold timepiece is the same model as the one worn by New York Philharmonic Music Director Alan Gilbert. It is a 38mm, extra-thin Classique wristwatch featuring a self-winding movement and a silvered gold dial hand-engraved on a rose engine. It also has a sapphire caseback and is water-resistant up to 30m.Breguet, is expanding its cultural ties in the U.S. The brand worked with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in 2007, and most recently sponsored the New York Philharmonic’s Opening Night Gala. Breguet will also support tonight’s all-Tchaikovsky New Year¡¯s Eve concert.The New York Philharmonic¡¯s School Partnership Program p

My travels to Mexico
In the spirit of John's travel threads, today I am writing this from Playa del Carmen (gotta love WiFi). Yesterday I visited the Mayan ruins in Coba, Quintanna Roo, and the tallest remaining pyramid on the Yucatan peninsula The lookout pyramid is on the right, and the bottom left image is taken from the 138ft/42M tall Nohoch Mul pyramid. The skull on the top left was on the ground between two smaller pyramids.Today, water park and zip lines(my 13 year old is itching to try these; dad also...)Initially here for a wedding, but having a great time while we are here-Sheldon

Time keeper (poem I wrote)
P.S. don't mind my improper use of grammar and rules, it's the thought that counts.The Artisans Timepiecean Epoch of mechanical marvelin Jewelry, Decorum,and Architectureevery bend inspired in likeness of the Grand Creationa Clock called The Heavensseamless in the degree of tiltsuspended upon nothingevery Sphere revolving in harmonyachieving precision perfection and faultless timingstill they make promises with words of TechnologyAtomic,Kinetic,Automaticclaiming an accurate readOnly shortcomings are without failMans calibrated instrument is never absolutefor in keeping Time, age exacts a tolland theirin lies the ironysurely we all bare witness to the cycle of days and nightsthe awesome planetary orbitsHis Supreme work and designso admire a Sterling Timepiece, however flawedyet striving to mirror Gods Divine Masterpiece. Author, Aquaaiea

Seeking input for first Omega Seamaster
I've recently been looking at divers. I had my heart dead set on a no date Sub, almost pulled the trigger two weeks ago in fact. After not buying the Sub I did a little more looking and research. I came across the Planet Ocean ( Ref. 215.30.40.20.01.001) and I must admit it is signing to me. I've never had a Omega before, seen plenty of pretty pieces such as the Speedy and other Seamasters but I always kept going back to the Sub until I ran across the Planet Ocean with the above Ref. Not that I know a whole awful lot about Rolex watches but I know a whole lot of nothing about The Seamaster and Omega for that matter. I know their are a very very well thought of brand and make quality pieces. What about the Seamaster ? Everyone and their brother has a Sub. I cannot recall ever seeing anyone wearing the Planet Ocean, which I actually like better at this point. What can I expect to pay for one is extremely good condition? Any Omega buffs on the forum feel free to jump in and add

basel 2012
timezone forum has new video from omega.