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With the arrival of the Price list, I have seen a flurry of movement<more
on Neo-Vintage pieces more than ever before.From Pre-A to "A" and then "B" and "C" the people are breaking them out of the hiding places. The buzz word is still Tritium...no bracelets, no Blue dials....just the basics of the Pam 2/9, 4/1, 23/29, 24/25, 26/27/28 and even the 27C has come up dramatically this week.Also in play are the Pam 36...good old Marina Militaire getting some play. Pam 57's are one of the last neo-vintages that has always kept its value.As the Newest line goes up in price it brings up the Neo Vintage, the the Vendome and then the Vintage......I see a lot of activity about to increase...this is where the collector's get the hot stuff and it is not for the feint of heart.Just my 2 centsRegardsElliot

Just Received my Hamilton Khaki Navy Watch
Thanks to SPM17's post (m ), I went with the Hamilton Khaki Navy Automatic Watch (H6451533).Just some quick stats:-41mm-water resistant 330 feet-sapphire crystal-rotating bezel-25 jewelsMy first impressions:-it isn't "impressive big" like an Invicta, but once you start looking at the quality of the details, you see it is well constructed.-the day and date are easy to read and the hands glow very bright in the dark.-the smooth second hand is different, at least for me-the clear back of the case allows you to see the inner functions of the watch-the strap is rubber, but isn't stiff or cheap like lesser brands-overall, a very low key, but classy watch.-the sapphire crystal is amazingly clear.Overall, like I mentioned, this isn't an Invicta Reserve Venom, in your face, clock on your wrist big. Instead, it is a well made, elegant, subtle, Swiss made watch with an American heritage. In some respects, it looks like something that would have been made in the 50's or early 60'ssomething I dar

Tissot T-Racing watch
I'm a watch newbie looking to get a watch that is sporty yet fashionable and dressy. I'll be wearing it as a 'going out' watch..something that will catch eyes. I think the Tissot T-Racing watch fits that bill. I was wondering what you experts think of this watch quality-wise, looks-wise and anything else that I should be aware of before I take the plunge. Of course, I"m up for any suggestions of other watches within this watch's price range.I've seen it online for $420, is that a good price or should I be waiting for a reduced price?Thanks!

What is "Oystersteel"
is it the same as 904? On the Rolex material search, it looks like the same as past 904L?

Sea Dweller impulse!
Went into my AD to order/get a DJ41 (long story)They pulled out those two beauties and without thinking I found myself buying them both and having them shipped.I was thinking of keeping one and flipping the otherWhich one do you think I should keep?