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Movado Artists’ Series – Kenny Scharf Watches
Launched in 1987, The Movado Artists¡¯ Series was a natural evolution for a company whose watches are included in the collections of some of the world’s leading museums. The Artists¡¯ Series is composed of commissioned, limited edition timepieces designed by leading artists. Those who have created watches to date include Andy Warhol, Max Bill and James Rosenquist. Movado now introduces the newest Artists¡¯ Series entry ¨C a suite of six colorful, whimsical dial designs by Brooklyn-based American artist Kenny Scharf. Scharf, who was born in Hollywood, California in 1958 and holds a B.F.A. from the School of Visual Arts in New York, has earned international recognition for his playful, topical, powerful paintings which push the line between pop culture and fine art. Acclaimed works by Kenny Scharf have been exhibited in prominent museums around the world, including the Whitney.Now Kenny Scharf brings six boldly graphic dial designs to the Movado Artists¡¯ Series. He has named his watche

First time buyer seeking advices
Hi Everyone, I am totally new and would like to seek advices.I am interested in buying an Omega watch, after several vendor store visits and google searches I have these in consideration(its all I can afford):omegawatches..1002?type=501$3,900 w/ 18% discount + taxomegawatches/gents..0?type=501$4,500 w/ 18% discount + taxomegawatches/g...3?type=501$4,800 w/ 18% discount + taxomegawatches/ge...?type=501$5,500 w/ 18% discount + taxMy questions are:1. What do the Ref(erence) numbers IE: 212.30.41.20.01.003 mean, are they just a model number? 212.30.41(watch diameter).20.01.003 is very long to be just a model number.2. The watches I look have Calibers 2500 (older, 3 watches above) and 8500 (newer, 1 above), the sales Rep said the newer the caliber the better accuracy and overall performance, which is only typical answer but not correct, right?3. I asked the Rep (she knows nothing, and only wanted a sale) if these Omega watches have 28,800 BPH or 25,200 BPH, she didnt know and other rep fill

My new Sea-Dweller
It's here,or I should say it's on my wrist,my Sea-Dweller from our very own sponsor Scott Levin from TopNotch.This watch is awesome,it's an '07 "Z" series that is 100% mint.I would say it's brand new,not even sized,although Scott said it was pre-loved.There isn't a scratch or ding anywhere on this beauty,lucky me.Thanks Scott,your excellent service is certainly TOPNOTCH and the watch is better than described in you ad.I'm a happy customer for sure!My first impression is WOW! I love the bottomless black dial with the pure white markers and hands.Of course the bezel turning and crown screwing is flawless and the winding is very pleasurable.Sizing was easy,I just used a toothpick on the clasp pins to slide links inside the clasp for a perfect fit.So far the SD feels comfortable on my wrist and I like the way it sits high.This Rolex is more than what I expected with it's fit and finish,I inspected it closely with my lupe and the entire watch is flawless,it's a beauty to behold.I'll

Welcome to the First Annual Hamilton Rusty Awards
In celebration of Hamilton's support of the movie industry in their Behind the Camera Awards, I welcome you to the First Annual Hamilton Rusty Awards...Different categories will be identified for you to identify the Hamilton model that best fits.The winning model of each category will receive an award not symbolic of a bust of our Mod, but an award symbolic of the last thing that "went bust" on our Mod.......a wallet. Yes, a 10K Gold Filled Wallet with a tin, rusted money clip...hence referred to as a Rusty.Now that you know the history, lets see who the first winner is........BEST ALL AROUND HAMILTONThis Hamilton has to do everything.....Swim and golf during the day...dinner and dance that night...Church in the morning.......For your reference....hamiltonwatch/webapp/en%2Dus/

Insurance on Rolex?
Just wondering how many people out there insure their Rolex? 1. If so, how much usually is the insurance payment annually..lets say a Sub C Date since that's one of the more popular models aside from the BLNR.2. What's the process that people have to go through to insure their watches?3. If for the unlucky few that do have something happen to their Rolex (lost)/(theft), Sapphire crystal chipped, Oyster band falls apart, etc, is the full MSRP of the watch or replaceable parts redeemable or to what extent?Just something to think about for people that just recently acquire a new piece.