Jacob & Co. The Five Time Zone Watch Stainless Steel w/ 3.25ct Diamond

MCT Frequential One F110 Watch
For 2015, MCT presents their second major watch collection - the Frequential One, as a new piece next to the existing Sequential One and Sequential Two watch families. The MCT Frequential One F110 also represents a new entry-level price-point for the brand, coming in at about half the price of a Sequential Two S200 timepiece. With a movement that is more traditional than the Sequential series, the Frequential One nevertheless, offers an exciting and highly visual mechanical experience for those looking to wear a luxury watch that is clearly outside of what one might consider ordinary.When I first started writing about watches back in 2007, it was the high-point of what I'll call the "independent watch renaissance" - a time when luxury consumer enthusiasm and willingness to try new things prompted an unprecedented explosion of investment into small high-end watch brands. That period didn't last very long, however, because when the economy sank, so did consumer spending on new, untested

Xetum Kendrick Hands-On
We've discussed Xetum watches a couple of times before on worn&wound. First, with a look at their all black Tyndall, and then with a more in-depth hands-on of their Stinson model. Xetum's watches are intriguing pieces, with a distinct design that has managed to keep them fresh looking, although they have not come out with many new models. Well¡­ now we have the pleasure of introducing you to their newest watch, the Kendrick.Case: Stainless SteelMovement: ETA 2824-2Dial: WhiteLume: YesLens: SapphireStrap: Nylon NATOWater Res.: 100MDimensions: 40mmThickness: 11mmLug Width: 20mmWarranty: 30 day return / 2 year movementPrice: $995The Kendrick is a new model by way of a redesigned dial and different strap options that combine for a very different aesthetic. If I were to summarize the look of Xetum's other two models, the Stinson and Tyndall, I would say they are clean, elegant and conservative. They have clear military inspirations and go for a highly legible index design. The Kendrick c

Problem choosing a seamaster
Hey, i am a new to the forum but i love omega's watches!!!they are magnificent pieces.It is nice to be among people that are favouring Omega and they are not just blah blah without having a clue.Anyways...I have a problem regarding a purchace between two Seamasters.I between the seamaster diver with the blue bezel, co-axial, and the seamaster professional black bezel/dial.Their prices trouble me enough.And i am thinking if it is worth it to buy the professional edition, since it is has not a co-axial escapement.Please tell me your opinion.

Amazing condition
I was contemplating on getting a vintage Omega Seamaster 300m of the 60's. Kindly show me your watch of this era please and also tell, how you managed to acquire it.

Is this a trend with Omega boutiques
Was talking to a shop assistant who was telling me how that now his shop has been turned into a boutique sales on Omegas are down as they can no longer give discounts, and they are selling more of other brands the can discount on. Also said he has had people look at the new PO's that are ¡ê5000+ and they have said thats Rolex terriotry and gone to a Rolex dealer and bought from there instead great for Rolex not for Omega, do you think is trend we will see until Omega allow discounts.