Longines La Grande Classique Diamond Mother of Pearl Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch L4.741.0.80.6

BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends June 20, 2014
For most of us, our fathers have had a big influence on our lives and our tastes in watches, and in a special Father's Day article, we explore this relationship as part of this month's round-up. That aside, we also go hands on with new watches from Panerai, Omega, Rolex, and Tissot. For vintage watch lovers, we uncover a rare Breguet dive watch from the 60s and also check out a guide to buying vintage Rolex watches. Finally, for all the history lovers, we trace the beginnings of the Swatch Group and also find out how Glassh??te became the heart of German watchmaking.1. Panerai Luminor Submersible Left-Handed Titanio PAM569 Watch Hands-OnFor 2014, Panerai introduced a couple of new "destro" watches, meaning that the crown is on the left. One of them is the new Luminor Submersible Titanio PAM569. I like this watch for a couple of reasons, but mostly because it combines the best elements from previous Luminor Submersible watches. The hobnail dial and ecru lume look great and, quite fittin

Buying pre-owned... (is all I can afford anymore)
Hey gangI haven't posted here in a good whiletrying to make a living with the structure of my business constantly changing is difficult. The daily discussion here at work, although we're hanging on, is something of the nature of "Oh, I wish we had the business that we had back in 2006..." or something similar, but I digress.I consider myself all the more fortunate over the last couple years to have aquired the three Rolex watches that I have, all of them brand new, since things were considerably better back then financially, and since I realistically don't see any new Rolexes on the horizon. Don't get me wrong, I'm certainly not complaining about lifeI'm in good health, I haven't had to sell any of the watches I purchased in the past, etc. Just a simple point of fact though, things just aren't the way they used to beand I think there's many of us here that can speak those same words with truth.That being saidand now that I'm considering more strongly buying pre-owned (which was once

Any good Korean watches?
I'm headed to Korea in may and I'm thinking of picking up some Korean watches. Maybe even some seikos if they have any :D I have a couple questions:First off is the price worth it ? (I live in canada, so our $1 is like $1000 Korean dollers) So if I can find a seiko for 500 here, would it be the equivalent in Korean dollers over there, or would it be cheaper? Second, are there any good markets in the country I could go and explore to find some seikos (vintage or new doesn't matter) or should I stick to AD.Third, are there any Korean watch brands I should purchase while I'm in the country?Thanks for the help :D

Recognize this one?
20140504_160207.jpg20140504_160216.jpgHoping someone might recognize this one. Was digging around in an old box of coins and bills and found this. Thanks

Whigfield: Saturday Night (watches) - Hamiltons of 01/15/11
Da ba da dan dee dee dee da ne na na na OK still some hours until night, but it is Saturday. For me it's this Ross today. I have it since a year or so, but until now I never shoot a picture of it.The backside is quite nice too, since it gives the watch a date and name:Does someone know if this Annawon Lodge means a kind of highschool class or is it a masonic lodge? And what is the meaning of the W.M. behind the name?