Ebel Beluga Manchette Mother Of Pearl Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Quartz Watch 9057A28-981050

Ultra Cool, Ultra Rare Seiko Spectrum E-Ink Limited Edition Concept Watch Available: A Woman's Watch You Pretty Much Want To Wear
You don't have to think of yourself as "pretty girl" for wanting to adorn this awesome watch. For Basel 2007, Seiko unveiled this incredible watch bracelet to show off the power of what e-ink (electronic ink) will provide to watches in the near future. The demand for the watch resulted in a limited production of about 1000 priced at a stratospheric $5,000 (and above). Very few of these watches ever made it to the US. One of these Seiko Spectrum watches is available on eBay right now starting at $500. I am impressed.I had an opportunity to play with one of these watches at a Macy's Department Store here in San Francisco. The store clerk knew next to nothing about it, but that was ok, I knew what it was. He said that it was something special Seiko wanted the store to show off. It was actually tucked away. Seiko is a bit notorious for not giving great sales lectures to the people selling for them. Only in a perfect world, the people who sell watches as also people who love watches. I was

Omega Speedmaster (reduced 3510.50.50) Stops When I Remove It
Hi, This is my first post on this forum. I've been searching for hours, on this forum and others, trying to find out what's wrong with my watch and although I've found people with a similar problem I am yet to find a reason.I've had my Omega Speedmaster for over 12 years and it worked great until a few years ago when it started losing significant time, to the point that unless I vigorously shook my wrist every few minutes it would eventually stop. I presumed that it was 'broken' somehow, but not sure how since it's never been subjected to any abuse.Now, I've read dozens of pages about winding Omega watches. Most seem to suggest that it should take about 30 to 40 turns. I've done at least this amount and the problem continues. I was thinking that maybe I've overwound it to the point where I might have damaged something inside, but again many pages seem to suggest that this is almost impossible on a modern Speedmaster.When I do turn the crown it seems to turn relatively easily there is s

New Omega PO
I've come back to Omega thanks to an assist from Fr John! With a referral to his AD I received a brand new Planet Ocean with the 2500D movement last week. Was a little unsure of the black and orange dial at first. However, after wearing it for a few days I have really grown to like it. Here are the pics.....

Blue dial with black shows and belt
I am looking to buy my first nice watch and need it to be highly versatile. The only watch that I seem to like that fits this criteria and my tiny wrists is the OP 39. I really do not like the silver colored dial, and while I like the blue, I am concerned with how a blue dial will look with black shoes and a black belt.I know that many will say to just get what I like but I won't be happy with blue OP 39 if I look like an idiot wearing it everyday looking like I'm color blind.Thoughts?

Is there a better way to kill an afternoon?!?!?
Watch: Rolex 116234 Cigar: Tarazon Revelation 305Drink: IBC cream sodaThe cigar could be better, as well as, a view of sand and ocean. All in all, no complaints though for an easy afternoon. How are you guy's spending the afternoon??ol