Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Tourbillon

Egg-Shaped Women's Watches Make Easter Egg Hunting Easier, More Expensive
Dedicated to all the ladies and their Easter outfits are two watches sure to fit in. The Girard Perregaux Cat's Eye ladies watch and Breguet Reine De Naples are two finely egg-shaped timepieces for the pastel-laden woman in your life on this day. Each from noble swiss watch makers, with prices like these you will hope that she is going to wear them more than once a year.In fact, egg-shaped watches are nothing new, but typically reserved for the lady folk. Back in the late 18th century, egg-shaped pocket watches were being made for women, as a more graceful alternative to the ordinarily round shaped pocket watches. The oval shape gives the watch maker more too add decorative elements to the watch. Both the Girard Perregaux Cat's Eye and Breguet Reine De Naples have moonphase complications, adding to the status of these watches, but not something highly useful for day outings. The Breguet watches add a power reserve indicator that is very useful for this type of watch as it is good to kn

What is your 1 (ONE) true Orient grail watch? Here is mine!
My true, honest, and long-time Orient grail watch!For years I have lusted, literally lusted after this watch. It truly represents the best the Orient can produce. It's so delicious, sexy, lustful, just so gosh darn pretty! I really hope I can have it one day. It's only in the several thousands....I really mean it guys; that's why I have saved this photo since 2008!Angelis

Huge Omega fan about to buy a Rolex...
Hello all,Here are my 2 Omegas. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1370810644.453751.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1370810655.286410.jpgThe Seamaster was a 21st birthday present from my mum and dad. I have worn in 24/7 365 days a year ever since. The De Ville is circa 1980 around the time I was born. I really love the simplicity of this watch. As much as I love my Seamaster and will keep it forever I have always dreamed over owning a Rolex Submariner. Well my 30th birthday is coming up soon so I feel the time is right to treat myself. I have mixed emotions really. I'm very excited to get the Sub on my wrist however the Omega has been my daily watch for 9 years and has never put a foot wrong!

Speedmaster Pro Vs Auto
Ive been looking for a Speedmaster for a little while now and have seen a lot of Auto's for sale at much lower prices than the Pro's. Why do the Pro's command a premium?

Contemplating my first....
I¡¯ve been lurking on the forum for a few weeks but this is my first post. I was attending a wedding a few weeks back and a friend(who is a jeweler) was wearing the SD in YG. I thought it was absolutely beautiful. I began asking questions and doing some research as I have never really paid much attention to Rolex before. I always wear a watch by alternating between 1 of 2 800 series Movados. After learning the price of the Sky D in YG, I quickly came to the conclusion that I could never justify paying that for a watch. As I have been going through looking at different watches, there are a few others that have caught my eye/interest, namely the SD43 and SDDS. For me, I think it¡¯s ridiculous to pay this much for a watch(especially since my $1k Movados look great)but there is something that just keeps pulling me back to the Rolex. It¡¯s like there is a force pulling me towards it that I can¡¯t shake. Can anyone relate? I figure if I just wait it out that it¡¯ll go away but it hasn¡¯t yet. I k