Cartier Pasha C Mid-Size Pre-owned W31074M7

SIHH: Jaeger-LeCoultre Duom¨¨tre ¨¤ Quanti¨¨me Lunaire
For 2010 Jaeger-LeCoultre expands the Duom¨¨tre family with the addition of the 42mm Duom¨¨tre ¨¤ Quanti¨¨me Lunaire. This piece displays time with a jumping foudroyante seconds hand showing 1/6th of a second increments, along with the date and the age of the moon. The “dual-wing” movement features two independent power supplies: one regulated by the escapement and balance, and the other for the time, date and age of the moon displays. The dual-wing architecture bypasses the problem of additional complications affecting the smooth flow of power to the escapement, and so allows precise timekeeping even in a very complicated watch. Though the new caliber 381 movement is complex, the displays are clear: hour and minute on the right hand side, date and moon phase on the left hand side, central seconds, and jumping seconds in the lower middle of the dial.The movement is designed to achieve the highest possible precision for a mechanical movement. Each side or “wing” of t

Gents Seamaster titanium 2298.80 (similar to the newer 2225.80 in stainless steel)
Does anyone know what a fair approximate cost for a full service with click spring replacement should be? I'm shocked with the first quote !!

1st Hamilton - Help me decide between these two
First of all let me say Hello to everyone this is my first post here. I have been wanting to start a watch collection for some time and I have decided to start with a Hamilton. Reason being, my wife and I just happen to walk into the only Hamilton dealer in our area not too long ago. Actually, it didn't just happen she wanted to look at jewelry and I just happened to be with her. Anyway, I believe it was a Jazzmaster cannot recall but it was the light brown leather strap which caught my eye. I tried the watch on and really liked both the look and fit. I was hesitant however to purchase a watch whose brand name I had never heard of. Up until this point I had only worn titanium watches made by Fossil and Skagen. So, now that I am looking for a new watch. I started to do some research and I really liked the ETO but was not sure if the 42mm case was too big for my small wrists. I head back to the AD in my area to try on an ETO. Meanwhile, I also see a Navy GMT in the case and I try it on.

Help identifying old Movado
Several years back, an elderly lady gave me this gold Movado that had been her husbands. He had been a doctor, and as she told it a grateful patient had given it to him as a gift (his name is inscribed on the back). I've had no luck finding out anything about it, even after happening on a Movado store in Las Vegas while I was wearing it.I'd like to know more about when it was made and the style if anyone could help. I'd guess that it was made sometime between 1950 and 1980.

My BLNR Experience yesterday.
To start off I live in Wisconsin, traveled down to Illinois to look at some cars that I'm interested in. Right by one of the dealerships is an AD, as a watch enthusiast, I feel I'm obligated to stop (haha). I was more just curious about their inventory, purchasing a watch wasn't even on my radar. Recently, I've been interested in the BLNR, just caught my eye as a 'cool watch.' After walking in, I browsed their inventory and honestly, nothing caught my eye that I'd even want to see out of the case. Then I asked if they had the BLNR said: Yes, we just got one in this morning and isn't even checked into inventory and not sure if it's sold. I still wanted to see it, see if it would work on my wrist etc. We then found out at that particular moment it wasn't sold yet. At that point, I fell in love with the watch but didn't want to make an impulse buy, so I declined. I knew full well that the watch would be sold by the end of the day.After the hour drive home I couldn't keep my mind off the w