Cartier Panther Ladies Pre-Owned

Christopher Ward C60 Trident Pro Review
We've reviewed many Christopher Ward watches since we started worn&wound, but somehow we've never reviewed one of their most popular models; the C60 Trident Pro. Well, it's time to correct that. This watch is not just exceedingly popular because of its classic diver looks, it's also because it offers a tremendous value that few other watches can compete with. Swiss made, Selitta SW200 movement, 4mm thick sapphire crystal make this $535-$635, strap option depending, a great deal.Christopher Ward doesn't dance around the inspiration of the Trident line with language like "based on a certain famous watch" they go straight for it, saying that the watch takes its cues from the 1954 Rolex GMT Master. This is clearer in the C60 Trident GMT models, as they have GMT hands and a similar bezel (though the iconic "pepsi" version seems to have been discontinued). The 3-hand model we are looking at today has more similarities to the Submariner, but in both cases C Ward has done a great job of ta

Breitling FAQ's
This is the best source for Breitling Frequently Asked Questions I've come across.people.timezone/breitling/bfaq/Also, for a great history on Breitling and particularly on vintage and current Navitimer models, check out Jean-Michel's Navitimer site:New link: lesmala/jean-michel/navitimer/

IMHO...While current series (F/G/H) prices are steady or lower, I see the Tritium<mor
pieces continuing to increase......All of my information shows that the "A" series, 127 etc, Pre-Vendome and a few neo-vintage watches continue to rise at a rapid rate yet the LNIB have held steady or have gone down in price....What do you think the reasons are?I think the collector's are showing that the "Tritium" Panerai are a limited commodity that cannot be duplicated. I also think that as people get more and more into Panerai the appreciation (love thereof not $$)of Panerai watches and history continues to soar.Yet, While people flock to these pieces, there may just be a bit of a "glut" of LNIB for the time being. The price increase will allow these pieces prices (say that 3 time aloud) to steady at the risk of making a bit of an over supply of the new models at higher prices....Of course, this is my opinion and I welcome yours.E

Polaris ROO!!
Another cool limited piece from AP!Polaris Alinghi Edition limited to 2000 pcs

Question about Omega Bond 007 Watch
This would be my first premium watch. Let's assume I decide NOT to buy a Rolex Sub and I go with Omega. That being said I am drawn to the Planet Ocean but also like the look of the Seamaster. I've always been a fan of Bond. I can certainly see it being fun to say we wear the same watch! I'm also drawn to the number 007 since my lucky number is seven because I was born 07/07/70 and weighed 7lbs 7 oz. You can see that 7 is important to me.OK on to the actual question.... If I decide to go with the Seamaster, specifically for the Bond model, which one is better?Choice 1: The actual watch worn in the movies, 300M 2220.80.00 with blue face.Choice 2: Limited edition model with 007 hands and 007 on the case with swirl Bond pattern on the face. Model 300M 2226.80.00.I don't plan to sell it in 5 years but you never know. Is the limited 007 model considered gimmicky in the watch underground or is it a special piece? I think its a nice looking watch and would be quite a conversation pie