Cartier PanthEre lady size full yellow gold cadran silver

Watch Insider Reviews the Longines Heritage Diver
In this article from my blog, Watch-Insider, I take a look at the Longines Heritage Diver watches, released last summer, which are re-issued versions of Longines watches for divers produced in the 1970s. Like the original models, these new Longines dive watches have a case diameter of 43 mm and some of the same distinctive dial details.Longines was always a supplier of reliable wristwatches for adventures in the sky, on earth and under water. In the 1950s, Longines supplied measuring instruments for the bathyscaphe Trieste, which set a diving record in 1953. In addition to technical equipment, Longines also produced robust and reliable watches intended for use by keen amateur divers to explore the underwater world. Two such models, dating from the 1970s, have been taken as inspiration for the Longines Heritage Diver.Available in two versions, one a three-hand and the other a chronograph, these new models boast a black, satin-finish dial that elegantly combines red highlights with detai

Burberry Sport Chrono Limited Edition
Hi everyone, I am new to this but enjoy the work of art that watches represent. I recently found a watch i am going to buy next week. It looks great and the price is reasonable for the watch. the watch is a Burberry Sport automatic chrono limited edition #00030. Through the display back it has Geneva stripes, perling, and blued screws. Other than that i can't find any information online! and i thought you could find everything on the webIf anyone can please give me any information on this watch it would be great. I would like to know what the total number were made as i will have #30 but any information will doThanks

Rolex DJ vs AP ROO scratches?
Hi Guys,I know that scracthes add character to our watches, we need to enjoy wearing them without worrying about scratches, etc etc etc... But...I have a 6 months old Rolex DJ and 3 weeks old AP ROO. I wear them quite regularly. However problem is my Rolex doesnt have a single tiniest scracth. Compared to my ROO which now has a few tiny hairline scratches - which are only visible under certain angle.Wonder if ROO's do scracth easily? Do you guys find the same issue with your ROO's? Is Rolex known to be more durable or scratch-proof compared to APs?I do wear shirts with cufflinks, and this is the only thing that i'd suspect scratching my ROO - as i never bump/drop them. But yet again, not the case with my Rolex...Thanks!

BS Members' Report MSRP in UK is Going Down
As title says: RRP/MSRP in UK is being reduced a few hundred pounds according to this thread: breitlingsource/phpBB2/vi...hp?f=1&t=63633 I have not seen a reduction in the USA MSRP yet but not to say one isn't coming.

Excited to join the Patek Philippe club!
I would like to introduce myself to the Patek Philippe forum. I had an extra special Mardi Gras this year, with the arrival of my Nautilus 5713. I know that some are not fans of diamonds on a man's watch but to me, it gave the classic Genta design a wow factor that is even better than I expected, now that I have it on my wrist! I believe this reference was introduced around 2008-2009 and has since been discontinued (does anyone know when?). I am also interested in knowing roughly how many of these were produced? I look forward to learning from you all and to contributing to the forum for years to come!