Longines Master Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch L27934516

Future Diving With N.O.A; The 4.80 Scyllis Dive Watch
Yes, this is undeniably a nice watch, with a futurism industrial twist. It most reminds me of the style seen on mid 1990s nautical-themed science fiction TV show, "Sea Quest." Notice the "techy" font used for the numbers and the rounded edges combined with sleek ridged rubber and you will know what I am talking about. Diving watches are probably the most popular segment of watches because they combine a legible style, good looks, and rugged endurance. Easily my favorite, I could outfit my entire collection with diving watches and be perfectly happy.N.O.A is an interesting watch maker stealing the stoplight with its unique designs that combine fluid organic lines, futuristic looks, and practical features. The name actually stands for "None Of the Above." The 4.80 Scyllis is easily my favorite watch from the maker, and it is their first attempt at a dive watch! We can thank N.O.A for the Scyllis name which means "sailor" and is more than a combination of the typical marine terms that com

Breaking News: The Tudor Black Bay One At Only Watch 2015 Sells For Over 100 Times Retail Price
The hammer has just dropped on the Tudor Heritage Black Bay One and I hereby dub this result officially the most unsurprising surprise of Only Watch 2015. Let me explain – in the past few weeks, I’ve been in many conversations with other watch guys about Only Watch 2015. Naturally the high priced lots were the topic of many of those discussions, but this Tudor came up almost as often. Why? Because of the belief that this piece could really go crazy – possibly hammering for significantly over estimate. 1 OF 2 What kind of result would be considered crazy? Well, the Heritage Black Bay One at Only Watch is a piece unique, but it is very similar to the recently released Tudor Heritage Black Bay Black (reference 79220N). The differences are just a few – bezel markings, hands, dial text, etc. The 79220N is a watch with a list price of just $3100. ADVERTISEMENT Well we know that a piece unique should obviously sell for

Help me decide
Hi all,I am about to graduate with an MBA in four short weeks and as a gift to myself I want to get an Omega watch.I have narrowed down the choices to 2 distinct choices, the PO and Seamaster divers. The model numbers are 2201.50.00/2201.51.00 OR 2220.80.00. I was initially sold on the blue diver and then went to the PO line and now in the middle.If you have any of the watches, can you tell me what you like, dislike, etc. If you have both, which one do you wear most often? like better, etc.Also, what is the best way to get the best deal? I have been to stores like Ben Bridge and Jareds and they always whisper to me that they will give me an additional 15% off, but I figure with the economic crisis, I should be able to get more especially at the end of next month.Thanks in advance. Mike

Montreal or Boston
Hello,I am looking to buy a watch and live in the Burlington, Vermont area. The travel time to Montreal and Boston is somewhat similar (factoring in border crossing if I go to Montreal).I'd like to at least check out dealers in Montreal (a good excuse to visit a fun city). I'm having a hard time finding reputable ones however (language barrier not helping).Does anyone know of any reputable used watch dealers in Montreal? I'm sure there has to be some, but I'm having a hard time finding ones that I can count on being reputable. Feel free to respond to me on twitter if you prefer. Twitter/ryanheaslipThanks,Ryan Heaslip

When you see this
you know what it says at the dial.