Maurice Lacroix Miros Date Diamond Black Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch MI1014-SS002-350

Top 10 Japanese Watches
AskMenwatches-dealer commanded that I make a list of the top 10 Japanese watches currently available. I am not even the type of person who is able to choose a favorite movie or food. But it looks like list making is popular, and you all enjoy it.? The list of the top Japanese watches includes Seiko, Citizen, Casio, and Orient watches. Everything in the list if a good choice. Even # 10 is still in the "top 10." So check it out, comment if you feel so inspired, and feel free to come up with your own additions to the list or lists of your own.Read my Top 10 Japanese Watches article on AskMenwatches-dealer here.

Ulysse Nardin released new watch
W. Schnyder died on 14 April, after a short illness. According to a report inThe Star daily in Malaysia, where Schnyder has lived of the year, he died as a result of acute pancreatitis. He was 76 years, leaving in mourning his wife, Chai, and three children.

The Bronze Age
What's on your wrist?? Safe bet is that it's stainless steel, but who among you are the adventurous type? The ceramic pioneers, titanium warriors, carbon fibernauts, and tungsten tanks. Among each of the previous case materials mentioned there is a game of one-upmanship in being more heat-, corrosion-, bang-, bump-, bruise-, and scratch-proof than the next, but what about copper?Enter the Bronze Age¡ªof watches that is. If you're a watch collector, you likely already own your arsenal of timepieces to survive sub-zero temperatures, reach water depths inaccessible without a submarine, and have enough shock absorption to withstand a five story drop (hopefully without you wearing it). Bronze watches certainly aren't those watches, nor do they all try to be.I’ll be the first to admit that they are not for everyone. Browse Internet watch forums and you’ll find all the proof you need of that. Rarely does a watch collector enter their local AD and request, "Show me only watches made

Would you finance a pre owned watch...?
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324 SC Movement - Power Reserve?
I have a watch with the 324 SC movement. Manufactured 2012 but was sealed until 2014, when I started wearing it.In the past 6 months, and once or twice in the past 2 months, the watch has stopped. I'm not sure if the reason is that I'm not wearing it enough or if there is something else stopping the movement.I wear the watch daily, putting it on around 7am and taking it off when I get home around 6 or 7pm. I usually switch to my SubC at night because I like the lume in the middle of the night.Does it make sense that from this wearing pattern of my Patek I am not getting enough wrist time to wind the watch fully? I would think 12 hours per day of wear, even in a desk job, is sufficient to keep the power reserve up. Would love to avoid sending this in for service and waiting 9 months to get the watch back...Thank you for your help.