Emporio Armani Classic Ladies AR0414 Quartz 31x49mm Black Dial Watch

SIHH 2016 Preview: Jaeger-LeCoultre 85th Anniversary Reversos
To celebrate 85 years since the original Reverso watch was launched (in 1931), ?Jaeger-LeCoultre will launch three anniversary collections at SIHH 2016 in January: the Reverso Classic, Reverso Tribute, and Reverso One. Here’s what you should know about them.For this preview, Jaeger-LeCoultre has only released detailed info on the Reverso Classic and Reverso Tribute lines. All we know about the Reverso One is that it is a new feminine collection that will be revealed on January 18th, 2016, at the opening of SIHH.Reverso ClassicThe Reverso Classic (pictured above), is crafted in stainless steel and comes in three sizes: small (34 mm x 21 mm x 7.40 mm), medium (40 mm x 24.4 mm x 7.40 mm), and large (45.6 mm x 27.4 x 9.70 mm). The former is powered by a quartz JLC Caliber 657 movement, and the latter two are powered by the JLC Caliber 965 automatic mechanical?movement.The rectangle-shaped dial is distinguished by a silver-toned, vertical brushed outer ring, with transferred black num

Vintage Patek Gift
First time post here but avid reader I am looking to buy my son a Vintage Patek for a graduation gift but want to keep it below $10k for him...does anyone have any recommendations? I'm not very knowledgeable on the vintage side so I was hoping for some guidance on what he would be able to cherish for a while to come.

Help Identifying an Antique Longine Diver Watch
Hello all,Just looking for some information on this watch. I know it's older, a Longine, and has a scuba man on the back. Would love help piecing together this watch's details i.e. type, age, value, etc. I have provided some photos below for reference. Thank you in advance!Best,Adamimage.jpgimage.jpgimage.jpg

Bumblebee vs Red Sub
So What would you choose?Same value watches. Red Sub all original, in an like NOS condition! Don¡¯t think I¡¯ve ever seen one as nice.

Dad¡¯s Rolex. What to do?
Hi! First time poster here... please be gentle if I¡¯m asking a question that¡¯s been asked already, but I searched through the forum, and couldn¡¯t find a satisfactory answer. =)I just sent in my Dad¡¯s Datejust 16014 - I believe it¡¯s from the late 70s or early 80s to the Dallas RSC. I don¡¯t ever intend on selling it, but would like to keep it in the family as a heirloom piece. My Dad left the family when I was a child, so I don¡¯t really have any sentimental attachments to it, but it¡¯s just a rather cool piece, it being a relatively old watch. I¡¯m debating whether I should replace the dials and hands. I understand with new dials and hands I will lose the tritium, and the overall faded vintage feel. Considering I don¡¯t intend on selling it, should I just have them replace it? Any other factors that I should take into?Thanks in advance! Btw, just placed an order with my AD for my first new Rolex - an Explorer 1... can¡¯t wait!