Cartier Panthere Ronde

luxurious Cartier Ballon Bleu Extra-Flat Watch
The labels have no sense, but they are fun to say. As you can see, the ball blue flat Extra is pretty darn thin on the wrist. Cartier is not even publish the thickness of the case. I didn't measure it check out, but now I can not say the measure. Then how flat is the watch? Extra flat.To be fair, the actual thickness of a thin watch really matter unless you want to ask you the thinnest in the world, as is the case with certain Piaget watches.

Joined the Orange Monster club...
Read so many glowing reviews of the OM, I had to order one. This is my first Seiko, and so far, so good. After wearing the watch for several hours, here's my early review...PROS-Good balance, not too heavy, not too light. Just feels right on the wrist.-Comfortable bracelet-Looks-LumeCONS-Wish the dial and case were slightly larger, maybe 44mm or so.-Light squeak from claspRegardless, I'm extremely pleased, especially considering the price. I'm sure it'll see plenty of wrist time.

Trying to be politicly correct
I'm not asking this in the OIF since (theoretically) it is not Invicta.SOHow come the highly touted Potger Pietri brand that was supposedly such a big deal as a quality manufacturer and (I assume the marketing precursor of the "Reserve" line )is all of a sudden showing inexpensive quartz models as their offerings at the TV site??I shudder to think that the Potger Pietri name was simply a marketing ploy.No Way.Not Lalo(any one see coiffman lately???)

I just fell in love with this
I never see this watch mentioned anywhere but I think someday over the rainbow....

Why did you buy your first Rolex?
I've heard many reasons mentioned by people, for some it's simply to show off, whilst some others wear a Rolex that was given to them by a relative or friend, and others got theirs to mark a special occasion, so on and so forth.For me it was because I turned my career/future prospects around in a big way, last year, at the age of 30; I got a job that 8000 people had applied for and in the process I more than doubled my salary from my previous career. It was a completely new field for me so once I successfully passed my training I wanted to mark the occasion with something to always remind me of my hard work & study, and to always keep going and aim for the next target. What better way than a Rolex? It's something that I would never have been able to afford if I didn't get up off my a$$ and turn things around, I was working a crappy job for rubbish pay (well below the national average here in the UK), was always feeling down and had no future prospects.But why a Rolex you may ask? W