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Archimede Arcadia Brown Watch
People looking for a nice looking brown toned watch, that is made well and has a Swiss movement need look no further. With what can only be described as a metallic chocolate-colored face, Archimede's new Arcadia Brown watch shines like a luxury form of rust. Actually, that whole range of browns, maroons, rusts, etccan be very flattering and fashionable. Made in German, Archimede watches have Ickler cases, which are known for attention to detail, quality, and most importantly value. Few brands such as this make their own cases.The Archimede Arcadia is a very classic type of watch from a design standpoint. A face as easy to read an IWC Portuguese, with properly sized hands, and a modern font used for the Arabic hour numerals. The clean inner dial is spiced up a bit via the hour and minute indicators around the periphery of the dial. New here for 2010 is the brown color of the timepiece. The case is in polished steel and is 42mm wide by 10mm thick (very reasonable).It has a sapphire cryst

Can anyone update me on the current Submariner?
The last version I've seen in person is the 14060M, which I own from the F-Series.What changes (inside and out) have there been since then? When? Has the model number changed?Thanks!

How do I determine the value of a Glashutte Watch?
I am looking at a Muhle Glashutte Quadrant, Ref.No: M1-30-33-LB, 30 Jewels Automatik. It is claimed to be previously owned but never worn, to be in excellent condition, and originally purchased in 2012. I have found that the manufacturer's original list price to be US$3199 dollars. I have reviewed how to determine the value of used watches at a reliable internet source which said:1. Determine Retail List Price2. Determine commonly applied discounts to this watch brand, and apply them.3. Subtract 30% for watches in excellent condition, and 50%, or more, for those showing signs of wear.By that formula I have come up with the following:1. $31992. 25% X $3199 = $23993. 30% X $2399 = $1679Thus, US$1679 being a fair market value for a previously owned Glashutte Quadrant, as described above, in excellent condition.However, I do not know for sure if all of this is an accurate value for the described watch.Therefore, my question that I am posting to the forum is: What should I safely pay for th

starp for Invicta venom ocean quest
I have the three rubber starps but they don't fit right on my wrist. looking for a nice starp for this watch. but I think the height of the watch would be problem, anyone with a suggestion for a starp for this watch.

Limited Edition - Royal Oak Offshores - "Too Much of a Good Thing?"
Hello All,I just wanted some general opinions on the wash of Royal Oak Offshores that are Limited Editions. It seems like AP puts out alot of Limited Edition Royal Oak Offshore watches and I'm not sure how I feel about that.On one side, I like that the limited runs of 'unique' watches is a constant in their product portfolio - thus offering those customers the opportunity to own very singular pieces, but on the other side, I just feel like it's such a marketing ploy to drive up retail prices of watches with 'new materials' etc...What do you all think/feel? Is the constant offerings of Limited Edition Royal Oak Offshores Too Much of a Good Thing?Thanks,