Bulgari Women's Ovale Watch

Ebel Classic Hexagon 41mm
Ebel is introducing a new, smaller version of the Classic Hexagon that measures 41mm in diameter, compared with 45.5mm for the original version. The new model is not specifically tagged as a ladies model, but the press materials say “Although originally dedicated to men, the new Classic Hexagon watches are just as happy to wrap themselves around a feminine wrist.” Like the original Hexagon, the smaller models feature a one-piece “monohull” case that is shaped to fit the wrist. The watch is a simple three-hand design with center seconds and a large date at 3 o’clock. Black and white dials are available. The movement is an automatic ETA 2896. Additional technical information appears below the images, which may be enlarged with a click.EBEL Classic Hexagon 41 mmMovement: ? Large date: automatic movement manufactured in Switzerland (ETA 2896)Case:? Material: stainless steel? Dimensions: 41 mm? Thickness: 10.5 mm? Finishing: alternating brushed/polished? Water-

Uniform Wares 302 Series Watches
Minimalist watch brand Uniform Wares has launched an update to their 300 Series chronograph. The new 302 Series combines a reliable quartz movement with an updated range of finishes and new leather straps. Uniform Wares has been around since 2009 and produces exclusively minimalist and highly legible watches which are clean, modern, and feature very sparse dial layouts.The new 302 Chronograph offers a 42 mm wide steel case which is available in brushed steel, black PVD, or PVD rose gold finishing. The cases are lug-less and promote a very clean and modern aesthetic that pairs nicely with the pump-style pushers and crown for the chronograph and time display. The case measures 11.25 mm tall which should make the 302 very wearable and, due to the lack of traditional lugs, it should be a great fit for smaller wrists that want the visual punch of a larger and more bold watch. The 302 also uses a sapphire crystal and offers 5ATM of water resistance (50m) which is to be expected as these chro

1st Waltham added to the collection
Needs a bit of work, but, all things considered, a nice example, IMO.

some info needed
My uncle recently passed away .He had no kids or anything so most of his things went to goodwill . I kept a box of watches mostly Timex and Pulsars. A local dealer bought those for parts and offered me 100.00 for this one but i decided to keep it .Dont know much about it hoping to get some info.

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