Cartier Tank Americaine Silvered Flinque Dial Ladies Watch HPI00620

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.

TransOcean Limited Edition - A Report
The Breitling TransOcean Limited Edition is the third watch to incorporate the brilliant in-house Calibre 01 movement. The first two timepieces that were driven by this movement were the B01 and the Navitimer 01. Both of these models are available in Limited Editions of 2000 in Stainless Steel, 200 in Rose Gold and a standard non-LE version. B01 Navitimer 01 As can be seen from the above images the designs were taken from existing models, the Chronomat and Navitimer respectively, and given slight design tweaks. These were two existing flagship models for Breitling and it made perfect sense to announce the arrival of their brand new in-house movement with these two models. However, even the most die hard Breitling fan cannot argue against the fact that the B01 and Navitimer 01 are ostensibly tool watches and, as a result are fairly busy looking and could not truly pass as dress watches. The TransOcean has been brought out to fill that gap. Breitling have sourced the name and th

Omega in the London Times
Just for fun. How did he get this into an Alfa Romeo review. Since dropping cable I really miss Top Gear..timesonline.co.uk/tol/dri...cle5944203.ece

Patek making life difficult
Guys,It seems to me that enjoying and collecting Patek watches is tough at this point in time. Many of the hot references are almost like seeking unobtainium. I am only thinking of the current references. The 5524 and 5711 blue dial are going for over list. The 5930 is seldom found (although it is in it's infancy). Nautilus's are tougher than ever to source. All this frustration is painful and yet in the end it really helps all of us protect our so called investment. (I struggle calling a watch an investment).Love them or hate them, Patek and their AD's do a good job protecting their brand yet I still find them so frustrating to predict and work with. Perhaps this varies depending upon where you live. I am thrilled I have a 5711 and empathize with those wanting one. Here is where I will get bashed - but for me I do think they should limit the availability on those who call the 5711 and 5167 as entry watches. I believe they should be made available to clients who have purchased other mo

Incoming and honeymooning with my new Patek
First, many thanks to everyone here. I received a lot of great advice, even the conflicting opinions were valuable. In the end as watch lovers, we need to do what we want and when it sings to you, you know it is right.Second, my thanks to Dean who worked with me on this purchase, both the strategy of what to sell and what to look at. I did look at several other pieces, a Breuget Big Date Marine, Vacheron Overseas, AP RO 15400, Patek Aquanaut and another Lange, a Lange 1.With that said, this was a drawn out process, I realigned my collection, sold three pieces, lost 42 pounds and 1/2 off my wrist. I had three goals in mind when I started, improve my rotation, upgrade the quality of my collection and reduce the size of what I was wearing.I have been thrilled with my purchase and now present to you my new Patek 5711a-1a Nautilus in white. The white dials sings to me. It is sharp, clean, modern and very easy to read. The white dial is not really white in a painted sense, more like a