Cartier Tank Solo Ladies W1018255 Pre-owned

Breitling At The Reno Air Races
One of the major timepiece archetypes is the pilot (or aviation) watch. There are numerous brands with products that fit this category, a segment which is attractive to anyone with a fetish for flight or planes. Some brands have an actual history with aviation, some try to produce the best possible pilot watch for today, and many others simply try to emulate the concept of a stylish pilot watch. Anyone interested in aviation watches will have a range of models to choose from.For a lot of people that choice is very easy. Actual pilots (both civilian and military) choose or aspire to own a Breitling watch. Those aren't words from Breitling themselves. The Swiss brand does indeed have an historic connection to aviation going back a few generations, but that isn't really important to me. Why? Well because a lot of brands can accurately state that. The last hundred years of aviation didn't have just a few watch makers producing instruments and wristwatches for pilots. It was the combined ef

Appearance of luxurious Kenneth Cole Women's KC2569 Watch
His band of White Leather joined a round stainless steel case, with longer pins for a women's effect. Lake-studded rhinestone stainless steel bezel frames a mother-of-Pearl Dial with rhinestone dot hour indicators. Hands tapered, Luminescent, a subdial at 06 position and a logo of Kenneth Cole at 12 complement this quartz-powered timepieces. This watch is resistant to 99 feet (30 m).

Hands-On: The IWC Portugieser Annual Calendar Reference 5035
The IWC Portugieser Annual Calendar debuted this year at the SIHH, as one of the most talked-about introductions from IWC. It’s essentially a variation on the Portuguese Automatic, which launched as the reference 5001 in 2004 but which was preceded by the limited edition Portuguese Automatic 2000, which housed the now-legendary IWC caliber 5000, the forefather of an entire family of movements in the Portuguese/Portugieser line of watches. (The Portuguese Automatic 2000 was available – in the year 2000, natch – in three metals – red gold, steel, and platinum – and you could buy all three as a boxed set the year they came out, for about $45,000.) The caliber 5000 featured a very technically interesting – but also very beautiful to watch – automatic winding system that had been designed by IWC’s legendary technical director Albert Pellaton, and the Portugieser Automatic, reference 5007, represents an accumulation of 15 years of technical ex

Colt II Macro
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1966 Omega Deville Seamaster?
I found a classic Deville Seamaster, midsize at my watch shop in town. Its as new and has the box and book. I thinking about getting it, do you guys think 500 is a fair price? Thanks Ron