IWC Pilots Classic Chronograph IW371704 Automatic Stainless Steel Bezel White Dial Watch

Blognapping: Often Innocent Copyright Violations
There is often a misconception that content online is either free or up for grabs. Most of us are well skilled in the art of copying and pasting, and we take its functionality for granted. Often times taking other people's content, we seldom stop to think of the implications. Granted, this is not my personal opinion of the appropriateness of such conduct, more an attempt to enlighten those who are not aware of their actions.Whether or not it has an accompanying copyright registration with the Federal Government, all original works of authorship posted online have inherent copyright protection. This means that it belongs to the author who created or owns the content, and that others may not make use of it freely.Essentially, copyright protection means an author of a work has the exclusive right to profit and distribute the work. This includes display of the work. As I stated, there are limitations and exceptions, but the rights of content ownership are paramount to supposed First Amendm

Help me Identify these OMEGA Dials!
I recently acquired an old Watchmaker's Estate. I found these Omega Dials and was wondering if anyone could tell me what they go toCaliber, etc. The first one is a porcelain dial. Thanks in advance!

My new Omega Vancouver Olympic 41mm
Aloha TRF,Well is finally arrived my new (excellent condition) Omega Vancouver 41mm Professional stunning red bezel watch I am so stoked on this watch. I love the bracelet Omega makes it is so comfortable and the watch is a stunner. See for yourself! Thanks to munsonmj20 I have now 2 beautiful Omega Seamaster Professional watches. My original blue dial circa 2002 and this beauty!Aloha from Kauai.Tom

Incredible Accuracy with Datejust 116200
After the initial settling in period (around 2-3 weeks), my new Datejust is incredibly accurate. It is merely 5 seconds fast in 8 days! During the settling in period, it was running approximately 3 seconds fast per day, which I still thought was very good.I do nothing special with it and I do not baby my watches. I put it on around 7:30 a.m. after getting out of the shower and take it off around 11 p.m. at bed time. I rest it crown up.

Do you use your Rolex to check the time?
I'm worried that constantly lifting and turning my wrist to check the time will damage the movement. Anyone else have the same concern? I'm thinking of getting a beater for my other wrist to tell time, and save the Rolex for when I need to impress a woman when she asks me what time it is.