Jacob Co Five Time Zone JC - 11 Black Ostrich Leather Strap Black Dial Watch

BASELWORLD 2011 - Omega Speedmaster Co-Axial 9300/01
The Speedmaster OMEGA Co-Axial ChronographSince it was launched more than half a century ago, the OMEGA Speedmaster has defined the classic chronograph. This year, an innovative new member of the family is being introduced, equipped with the OMEGA Co-Axial calibre 9300/9301 - the Speedmaster OMEGA Co-Axial Chronograph.One version of the Speedmaster OMEGA Co-Axial Chronograph has a 44.25 mm case in the classic stainless steel. This model has a bevelled black dial with white transferred elements and varnished white hands. It is offered on a black leather strap or a stainless steel bracelet. It is also available in stunning 18 Ct orange gold with a black ceramic dial and in elegant 950 platinum with a black enamel dial, both with 18 Ct gold applied indexes and hands.The dial has two sub-dials instead of the three normally associated with Speedmaster. This is made possible by the innovative placement of the 12-hour and 60-minute counters in the same sub-dial at 3 o'clock allowing a comfort

I need info for MIMO GP wrist watch
Hi guys.I need information about the watch ,which year is made?How much does it worth? Thanks in advance

New or Used
Although most of the watches I own were purchased NIB, I actually prefer to buy used since it can result in substantial savings that can be applied to the purchase of more timepieces.For me the only snag in the equation is finding solid pre-worn examples of any given watch. I don't mind restoring a piece if I can buy it right. But I learned from my fling with collectible cars never to sink more into a piece than you can get back. Never say never - you will ALWAYS sell it!The next best thing - value wise for me - is to purchase NIB from a gray market source. I'd say the majority of my NIB watches come from the gray market. (Disclaimer: I think WTF policy is to discourage gray market sales/purchases). I don't have the warranty issue and the gray market, in my opinion, is part of the watch industry's game. (But that's a different discussion).So what's your buying strategy?

2nd AP recommendations
hey all -- long time lurker here ....i picked up my first AP almost a year ago .... after doing a lot of research i pulled the trigger on 15202 40th Jumbo ... I couldn't be happier with it ... amazing watch.I'm now itching to get another but don't know where to start ... any recommendations from the group ... do i go for a ROC, ROO if so which ones ...I really like the new 42mm ROC's especially the RG with strapAny and all advice welcome ...thanksand some photos ...

Seamaster GMT (2234.50) is on its way . . .
Ever since I acquired my 36mm Railmaster, I've been thinking about obtaining another Omega. After much consideration and research, I decided so seek out a Seamaster 300M GMT (2234.50) with the 1128 movement. I got a great deal on a brand new one from an out-of-state AD (save sales tax ) and it will be next Wednesday. The AD told me that the 2234.50 and others are being discontinued. Is that correct? Is Omega going to settle on the blue dial Bond GMT (which I don't care for)? Or, are they going to come out with a GMT built around the 8500 movement . . . that should be pricey. Hey, how about a few wrist shots of the Seamaster 300M GMT (black dial) in action.