Chopard La strada

Limited Edition Formex DS 2000 Chronograph Makes Perfect 'Shop Watch'
I've talked about Formex watches before, but this model is my favorite. This is the limited edition Formex DS 2000, which means it has a Valjoux 7750 movement and a nice black rotating bezel (as opposed to the silver colored version of the non limited edition quartz model). This handsome technical watch is from a maker of decidedly race inspired timepieces. Built with their customary shock absorber protection device. The watches can usually take some brutal movement and forces.Though one thing I cannot figure out, and perhaps some one can inform me. Why is it that each Formex watch is a "Formex 4 Speed." Yes that sounds pretty cool, but watches don't have speeds, I am not sure what each Formex watch has 4 of, and 4 speed cars are very30 years ago. Regardless, it still have a nice ring to it. Otherwise, you will be impressed by the interesting watch that Formex has to offer. Most of the watches come in both mechanical and quartz movements as well.One of the features you will appreciate

Concord presented another technological innovation
Amid the 500 speaker surround-sound system, 100 screens and impressive intelligent mirrors of their new Regent Street store in London on Tuesday night, Concord presented another technological innovation: The Britain, their first automatic watch. As with any event thrown by the label, they managed to not only attract a stellar crowd (Roo Panes, Gabriella Wilde, Victoria Pendleton), but also entertain them with an acoustic soundtrack, including a live set from Ren Harvieu, one of the latest inductees into the Concord Acoustic pantheon.

???Question about the Norwich Watch Company..........
Anyone out there have any information about the Norwich Watch Company?I recently came across a silver cased aviator's style wristwatch with wire lugs at a flea market. It has a lumed dial and hands that are in good shape. I am guessing it is from the teens or twenties. But, when I searched it online and in a couple of books I have, I couldn't find any listing. Honestly, I am not positive it is even an American made watch. But, it seems likely.A few days ago I saw a nice gold pocket watch on the swamp made by Norwich. That at least gives me hope there might be a few more out there. Anyone have any ideas?

Elgin Doctors watch in perfect condition
I have in my collectiona 1939 elgin dual dial doctors watch. No scratches, dings or wear on the case which is 14KGF. The dial is not refinished but is new old stock while the movement tells great time and was recently serviced. Any idea what it is worth?

Torn on the 422, thoughts?
I had a PAM127 when they were first released, and loved the watch but had other Panerai's at the time and wore it very little. When prices went crazy I ended up selling it, though sadly well before they peaked. I think I sold it for around $10k. I've pared down my Panerai's to just an 111E that I bought new when that model was released, and only the historic models really appeal to me. I've been collecting Rolex's and a few Tudors and Omegas over the past three years, and sort of lost interest in Panerai's and haven't paid much attention to their recent stuff. I saw a 422 in a mall watch dealer and it sparked my interest again, as it reminds me so much of the 127 and the pricing seems somewhat reasonable. My biggest concern is that I'll get the watch and find that it's not a much different look than my 111, and ultimately the size will have me wearing the 111 much more than the 422. I've thought about selling the 111, but I've got it in for a full service and polish right now an