Jacob and Company Five Time Zones Diamond Multi-Colored Dial Unisex Watch JCM118DA

Omega De Ville Co axial power reserve
Looking for a little bit of advice. I know there are several posts about this watch in the forums but there aren't really any that address my specific question.My first question relates to pricing. I've found a dealer that has the black dial in stock on a steel bracelet but is pricing the watch at around 3500 which, to me, seems pretty high. What are your thoughts? I haven't been able to find this model anywhere for the last several months. By the way this is the version that says 'automatic' on the dial instead of the updated 'coaxial' version which leads me to my second question.Is there a material difference in quality between the 'automatic' version and the 'coaxial' version? As far as I can tell, both the automatic and the coaxial use a very similar movement but other than that, I can't find any details.Thanks for your help,Will

Some rambling about American watches ......
I will be stating some ideas or "facts" as far as I have been able to figure out .......the general feeling is that American Pocket Watches especial in the 19th and early 20th centuries were far and away superior to Swiss PWs .....Now it's when you get into the wrist watches starting from about the 20s or so .......my impression is that while the Swiss have several small watchmaker companies, it was in America that the giants of cutting edge new designs, both in the movements and the style ( case and dial) were watches to reckon with ............companies like Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin, Benrus, & Waltham (who did I forget) were putting out huge numbers of high quality multi-jeweled watches with great designs and movements so sound, that many are still running today .....and pricing them so that they were available to the middle classes.......they weren't the disposable watches of today, they did represent a considerable expense to be sure, but like every house hold today has a nice

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Tourneau Watches
Curious, does anyone know who makes Tourneau's branded watches?

At 8500
A new arrival and have to say delighted.Some comments regarding the thickness and weight but really see no problem.It's a 38mm which for myself is ideal, so much so that apart from stealing a few seconds whenever possible for an admire it would be easy to forget it was there And of course a pic.