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Timezone.com Forums Guilty Of Indiscriminate Banning Of Members, Censorship, And Parlaying To Advertisers; Effectively Anti-User
Timezonewatches-dealer and Watchnetwatches-dealer are watch information related forums now owned by popular watch and clock auction house Antiquroum. Most online watch information forums present areas of watch discussion, brand and news talk, and sales forums for buyers and sellers alike. The concept is brilliant and effective. A relatively low maintenance system providing for a rich organic community online. A watch lover can get most of what they desire through discussion with other watch lovers, and the ability to buy and sell with out the minor costs and additional complexity that auction sites present. In fact forum types sites are among the most traffic generating website on the internet.The vast majority of content on a watch forum is user generated. The idea is to be a place for the members, by the members. While there might be a degree of advertising, these sites are web 2.0 at its finest. A problem exists when one needs to monitor and maintain the forum. There is need to expu

Got something new...
...but for my wife, not me! To commemorate our first year of marriage, I bought my wife her first Rolex - a beautiul 31 mm "mid-size" Datejust.As you see, it is the venerable oyster bracelet/domed bezel combination. Originally, I was planning to get her a more muted plain black dial with batons, but we both fell hard for the sunburst dial with roman numerals. The subburst dial gives an otherwise relatively understated (IMHO) watch a bit of extra pizzazz, and is simply beautiful to look at. The larger roman numerals add more light to the dark dial, and are very legible, despite the sunburst, in virtually all lighting conditions except for complete darkness.We had tried on many different sizes, including a few in 40 mm, but the 31 mm was just the right combination of size and femininity. The black dial is (in her words!) reminiscient of other professional models (like the Sub, which she also loves, but was simply too big).After several years of patiently let me ogle my own Rolexes, she's

2009 Monster Roll Call
If you received your Monster this year, please post up and be counted for as many as you own in this thread:Wow....all these 'INCOMING" threads lately, and.....

please help identify
I found a watch for sale, and can't find much information. Here is the ad: Longines wittnauer men's dress watch from ~1960's, not sure of the exact model, the paperwork says it's a "dia-aristo 3f". Comes with original paperwork and registration from wittnauer and the original owners manual.I contacted the seller and I was told that the watch was purchased in 1966 by the sellers grandfather. I was also told that it is 10K gold fill with 'jewels' at 3, 9, and 12.image.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpgWhat would a fare offer be? I am unfamiliar with this brand. I would like to add to my collection....Please help!

Need pricing help for 44 ROO RG ceramic
I think I'm going to take the plunge and buy one on the grey market. If you have one, what did you pay for yours? year + condition? I'm looking at new listings in the low 40s, high 30s, with gently used ones for slightly less in the high 30s. I'm waiting to hear back on a quote from a store in Boston that can beat the prices from every other store in the area. What do you think I should realistically haggle the price down to?