Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Calendrier Retrograde

Just Pulled the Trigger on a Sea-Dweller!!
Well all my pondering and flipping back and forth is over and I bought the last Sea-Dweller in my city this morning (and my first Rolex)!I was holding out for the Deep Sea but the watch rarely comes available and the $9950 price tag (Canadian) was kind of high, especially for a watch that I've never actually seen up-close and tried on.The Sea-Dweller looks pretty good...still trying to get used to the size being 1mm smaller than my Omegas, but change is good and it will fit well with my collection!!Now I have to tell my wife !

1st time poster..looking for new watch ~$150-225
Hello all, I've very recently began looking into the actually mechanics instead of just the display. I am still in nursing school, so not quite ready to break the bank for my dream watch the milus tirion. My first "expensive" watch was a burberry heritage (yes, I know I bought a fashion brand name, but I still like it a year later), so now I am looking an addition to my modest start.. I am generally looking for a quartz movement (possibly talked into a automatic mech), case size of 39-42, non-vintage, and I do like the chronograph look. I have been looking at:tissot prc 200Invicta 9223armani ar 2432 (just looks so clean to me)Thanks for any input or knowledge you can depart to me

Saying goodbye to a trusted beater.
The OM has been sold. There's only room for one dive watch in my box, and I've been aching for a new one. If anyone can guess what it is (AtlantaDave is disqualified) you can have the orange rubber strap that used to adorn my OM. A pic showing the strap:

Which is expanding faster.....
..my waistline or my Longines collection? This one just in so excuse the q & d desk lamp shot:1953 14ct reference 2033 with a caliber 23Z. It meets the "ooooo, shiny" prerequisite. Picked up a mint dial & hands last year, and this watch had a redial. Shipped my stuff to the seller, and he did the surgery.

Tourneau u is to luv u
Tourneau - a historic moment in time for the world¡¯s largest watch store August 18, 2008 Tourneau to relocate it¡¯s original NYC location to Macklowe Properties¡¯ new architecturally distinctive, environmentally conscious tower. Tourneau, LLC, the world¡¯s largest watch store as recognized by Guinness World Records and the undisputed authority in the watch industry, has announced plans to relocate its original New York City store to a larger space in the striking, environmentally conscious, 30-story glass office building being developed by Macklowe Properties. The store, which will feature a Rolex boutique, is scheduled to open in early 2009 and will be a stellar addition to Tourneau¡¯s three other Manhattan locations.Strategically positioned on the ground floor of the new, architecturally distinctive tower, the new Tourneau store will occupy approximately 3,300 square feet. The space, which will feature 25 foot high ceilings and expansive floor to ceiling vision glass to maximize natural