Hublot Chronograph

I've joined the Rolex club once again
Many thanks to Scott D for guiding me through the purchase the entire way! I can't wait to cancel my name off the local Rolex AD's "lists" here in Vancouver. It's been approximately a month sitting in and out of a USPS, box then to a UPS box and making its way from Rolex SC NYC -> Georgia > Washington State > cross border to me this past Saturday. It was a special opening with all the kids away and out of the house (yesterday early morning (3-am Sunday?), so I got to open my early Christmas/birthday present from my wife, with just her alone! Wow, what bliss! The watch is amazing and I think over and over to Bo's review as I was peeling off the abundance of protective stickers.Review Of The Rolex Milgauss 116400GVFirst impression was, "Why is this watch metal so dull and frosty cold?" Not realizing, "Wow, that's a really fine layer of protective plastic covering every part of the case and bracelet!" Memorizing Bo's thread was a key to knowing what to expect. I see it now! The

Seamaster 2500
I would like to know fair market value for a Seamaster Co Axial Chron cal 2500c with box and papers currently listed at $2350. Seller and photos state 9.5 condistion thanks Paddy

eBay sellers with good ratings. "Dont Trust Them"
The feedback given by a buyer called "cenac" was only yesterday this: "Fake watch. Confirmed by an authorised Tissot dealer".Only hours later the feedback was revised: "Great Seller!!! Good transaction, I recommend stronglyThanks". I am quite puzzled. Why would the buyer revise it's feedback like that? It is the buyer's right to send the item back and keep the feedback for warning to others. The only logic explanation would be that the seller agreed to compensate the shipping cost or even return all the money without demanding the watch back, on the condition that the feedback is revised.Has anybody come across something like this?By the way most of these "trustworthy" sellers with feedback over 500 or even 1000 only recently started selling watches. Most of them earned their great feedback with something far cheaper (like batteries).Just my humble opinion as always.

I'm tired of lurking...time to introduce myself
I've been doing lots of reading and drooling here, but this is my first post. Let me introduce myself. Some of you may know me from other Forums. I'm an addict for 12 years. I can't control myself. I can't go out in public without leering at people's wrists. I make snap judgements about strangers on the street or in meetings based on nothing more than their wrist candy. I live watches, I dream watches and if you happen to get me in a conversation about watches, it may go on for weeks.OK, so I'm just like you!At last count, about 300 watches have past through my door in those 12 years. Some have stayed for a long time, some are gone in a day. I can't seem to get my heart (nor my head) into Rolexes or Pateks. I appreciate (and even, own) lots of vintage pieces, but my heart (and my wrist) loves big contemporary watches Panerai, IWC, Roger Dubuis, Blancpain, Jaquet Droz and Alain Silberstein. My bookshelves are lined with books, catalogues and ephemera. The shelves of my clos

Sunny Patek day
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