Breitling Navitimer Chronomatic R1436002/B923-760P In Stock

Omega Seamaster, Omega Seamaster Deville and Mathey Tissot
Hello:Before I go into detail I just want to ask if its alright for someone to give mea value on some watches my Father left my Husband. We have had them cleaned, new crystals etc. However, before I do something that is not allowed, could someone comment on the etiquette in requesting financial information. Thanks very much. - Colleen

Watch of the Day 5-4-08
Perfect for viewing TV watch shows!Wrist Watch TV Remote ControlPrice: $8.99Wonderful Touch Screen Panel Wrist Watch TV Remote Control. The Touch Screen Remote Control Watch with TV remote control and time, alarm, stop watch functions. Many kinds of TV and VCD can be remote control, and easy code setting for TV remote control.Description: * Brand New Touch Screen Panel Wrist Watch TV Remote Control, Silver * Multi-functions: TV remote control and time, alarm, stop watch * Fashionable design of the Touch Screen Remote Control Watch * Stainless steel construction * Touch panel function, make Remote Control Watch easy to use * Many kinds of TV and VCD can be remote control * Time and date display with 12/24-hour format * 100 years calendar and weeks(2000-2099) * Alarm and time setting * Stopwatch function included * Easy code setting for TV remote control * Voliume, Channel adjustment and power ON/OFF function for several TV brands * TV Remote Watch

Mineral Crystal: Why?
I made the mistake of buying a Seiko with mineral crystal once (gorgeous watch, cruddy crystal ). And only once: It scratched within a week of purchase :mad:. It swore me off mineral crystal no matter what; now I only buy watches with sapphire.After my lesson, I wonder if I can bring myself to buy a watch without sapphire crystal. Of course, if there's a nice deal on a reputable brand (Seiko, Citizen) for under $150 or so, I'd probably consider it. However, I don't think I'd ever pay more than $200 for a watch without sapphire crystal. By the way, all my subsequent watches have sapphire, and only one cost over $300. All Tissots, many Swiss Army, and a number of Seikos (for example) have sapphire crystal for under $300. My second point: Is sapphire much more expensive than mineral crystal (for the companies)? I cringe whenever I see a $700 watch with mineral crystal. Why do these companies do that? Alsonot to be confrontational here, why would a person pay so much for a watch with a su

AP ROC - what models are available?
Hi guys,I must admit that the ROC is singing louder and louder to me My daytona is becoming jealous of my attention towards the ROC...I looked in the sticky section for the ROC's - but after some google searches the differences were not that obvious to me (probably my fault...)Below is the ROC list (I excluded the LE versions) - could somebody educate me on the differences? It seems like the 26300 is one of the newer versions - or is it just a new dial config? Im interested in the 39 mm SS versionsChronograph 25860 Chronograph 25960 Chronograph 25966 Chronograph 25967 Chronograph 25978 Chronograph 26022 Chronograph 26068 Chronograph 26300

How to increase chances of acquiring a piece?
Hi all,New to the PP game. I'm on the waitlist at my local AD, but they are a smaller dealer and are estimating a 2-3+ year wait for the 5167A. I did not inquire about the 5167R, but I would imagine it would only be slightly better. How do you increase your chances of getting one of these? Just call around and see if you can get on a waitlist? Also I'm curious, regardless if there is a waitlist or not, are there some dealers that will offer you a watch if you are there in person, cash in hand? (thinking of swinging by a few dealers on the next vacation) Thanks!