Cartier Baignoire 1920 Diamond 18kt White Gold Ladies Watch WB509731

One Micro Stella Wrench Is Inbound !
One Micro Stella Wrench Is Inbound, Cool ! And only $47.00 to boot, I'll really be able to do some damage with one of those ! lol

BASELWORLD 2011 - New Models from BLANCPAIN
Watches > Latest News March 2011 VILLERET QUANTI¨¨ME ANNUEL GMTThis year, Blancpain is presenting its first Annual Calendar combined with the GMT function – an original association of these two complications enriching the Villeret collection and providing further proof of the innovative spirit cultivated by the Manufacture from Le Brassus. The Villeret Annual Calendar GMT is equipped with the new Calibre 6054F developed by Blancpain’s R&D teams. This self-winding movement requires just one date adjustment per year, at the transition from February to March. For all other months, the watch itself moves on from the 30th or the 31st to the first day of the following month. It also has a small 24-hour hand in a subdial at 8 o’clock, which serves as a reference time. The GMT function is provided by the central hour hand of the watch, which is linked to the date. The generously sized date apertures are arranged in such a way as to ensure optimal readability. This new m

Water Resistance Ratings - Your opinions?
Stumbled across this and it got me to thinking. watchtalkforums.info/forums/showthread.php?t=244I've been looking into a Breitling Chronomat, which I believe is rated for 30m. Now I spend A LOT of time at the lake in the summer. No diving or snorkeling, just a lot of jumping off the boat and floating around and swimming. Reading this makes me a little leary that 30m won't really cut it. Do I need to start focusing on a heavier rated model (something with screw downs)? My whole point of getting a Breitling is that I don't want to have to worry about itever. Or is this other thread just playing it extremely safe? This is getting into a price range that I REALLY don't want to have to worry about things like water damage.Thoughts?

REVIEW: Vintager Straps By Micah
Review of Vintager Straps By MicahBy: John B. Holbrook, II6/20/2011

Question about movements and quality of "everyday" watches...
I have learned a lot from reading threads here, and found the pecking order to be particularly useful.My current goal is an Omega 2220.80, but I am also in need of a few more "everyday" pieces as well for work, etc Black and Orange Monsters are on my list, and I have also been reading about the Invictas - it seems that they represent a great value as well.So my question in looking at Invictas (or other brands), is should I be looking at the specific movement type as an indicator of overall quality? In other words, does a $80-$200 Invicta (etc) represent a good quality piece for the money, or should I spend additional money to get a better movement in the same brand?Example - there is an Invicta model 3915 on a site for $75 on salethe movement is a Swiss 8172 Quartz would that make this a good deal (and is this a quality movement?) Or, should I be asking if there are any movements in current production that I should avoid?Hope this makes sense - I only used Invicta in my example bec