Cartier Santos 100 w20121u2 38x38mm Automatic White Dial Watch

Hublot Limited Edition Classic Fusion Watches The Watch Gallery UK
UK watch retailer, The Watch Gallery has recently introduced its latest limited edition partnership, this time with Hublot. Following successful TWG limited edition pieces from brands like Zenith and Bremont, Hublot has produced two limited Classic Fusion models, a chronograph and an automatic three hander. Both models will feature the TWG signature blue on their seconds hands as well as the inclusion of blue tinted case back sapphire crystals. In addition to this distinctive use of color, this is also the first time that Hublot has produced 45mm Classic Fusion models in titanium with ceramic bezels.Both of the TWG and Hublot models measure 45mm across and feature satin-finished titanium cases, black ceramic bezels and anti-reflective sapphire crystals up front. The three hand model is powered by the HUB1112 automatic movement, which is based on the Sellita SW300 movement and provides a date display (at three) and 42 hours of power reserve. The chronograph is largely a similar aff

My Introduction
Hello mark from wales. I live in near cardiff. I have a budget of ¡ê2000 and wanted a seamaster or speed master. Been locking on auction sites, not to by it now but to do a deal offline. Meeting the person and seeing the watch first. I'm about to meet a man near Birmingham in the omega dealer to verify the 2nd watch. Have a chance to buy a feb 2014 for ¡ê1600 or by a new one off him via vouchers for ¡ê2300.Which one would you go for ?

$2000 burning a hole in your pocket
Lets say you have $2,000 to spend on a watch or twoor 3 or 4.What would you get?a Meadowbrook, Piping Rock, Meteor, a couple Pacers, or several watches on the swamp to fix up?What would you pick?

New Incoming: Snoopy Time
No unfortunately not the new one, but since we are on the dawn on seeing the latest incarnation of the Snoopy Speedmaster released into the wild I thought it a good time to pick up one of the old versions. Introduced at Basel in 2003, the reference 3578.51 was originally an incredibly poor seller, sitting in shop windows gathering dust and often changing hands for a fraction of the RRP. It's hard to imagine it now, given how sought after these have become over the years amongst collectors and fans. It is for all intents and purposes a standard Speedie 3570.50 but with a Snoopy patch on the dial, updated caseback and different packaging. Inside it still runs an 1861 cal manual wind chronograph movement and sports a hesalite crystal - thankfully.1 of only 3 of the many limited edition Speedmaster's that I like (Alaska and Souyez being the other 2), i've had my eye out for one of these for ages. When this one popped up on Chrono24 at a frankly daft price I jumped on it quickly. In fact I

Is the Patek Philippe Nautilus overpriced relative to peers?
Friends,I am interested in your opinions on whether the steel variant of the Patek Philippe Nautilus is overpriced relative to its peers from the equivalently perceived, skilled and reputed manufactures Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin.Patek Philippe Nautilus5711/1A |$24,800Audemars Piguet Royal Oak15400ST | $17,800; 28.2% cheaper relative to Patek Philippe equivalentVacheron Constantin Overseas4500V/110A | $19,900; 19.8% cheaper relative to Patek Philippe equivalentThe pricing gap between Patek Philippe's Nautilus and the Audemars Piguet and Vacheron Constantin equivalents is starker still when one considers the discounts available on pieces from the latter two, where none is generally available on the former.Whilst I note that one reason behind the elevated pricing is that Patek Philippe are able to enjoy strong demand and extended waiting lists at this price level - where their peers do not to the same extent and their lower pricing points - I would welcome your further thou