Maurice Lacroix Pontos Chronograph Neu Box & Papiere ink MwSt

Formex A780 Watches For 2010
For 2010 Formex offers two versions of its new A780 watch collection. All are 45mm wide in interesting cases and come in a three-hand automatic version, as well as a quartz chronograph model. I have been a fan of Formex watches for a while - enjoying their "pure" feeling race inspired watches that have some fun tech. Specifically, Formex watches have patented shock absorbing systems that places the case on springs (so to say), this is meant to protect the movement during periods when the watch is experiencing harsh vibrations - such as during a track race, or anything else where shock and vibration is an issue. The case here is really interesting - as it is a complete mixture of square case and round case. See what I mean? The chronograph pushers (on that version) are meant to look like brake pedals - and the look is pulled off rather well. The final versions of the watches might look a bit different. For instance, the screws around the case on the PVD black cases might not be in black

Help, and more Help
Hi, Is there a way to search for a specific watch or it's make in the sales forum? Can someone refer me to reasonable Bulova, Longines, Wittnauer, and Elgin mechanical watch guys to tune up some oldies for me? Thanks in advance for any assistance!!! Bill O.

Vintage Hamilton for Monday, Aug. 4th
Hamilton Steeldonfirst available in 1950stainless steel bubbleback case30mm diameter excluding the crown39mm over the lugs16mm bandpart of the company's "Cld" series of "sealed" watches with gaskets to keep out dust & moisture18-jewel movementsolid silver dial with applied solid rhodium numbers (Google rhodium and check out the price of this commodity)also available with a luminous dial

What is your wishlist right now?
Hi all,I know I am a relatively new SEIKO owner, after bought my first today.But I am already looking for my next target. I believe that most of you-if not all of you- are constantly looking for a new addition to your treasured collections.So I am making this thread so we can all share about our passions, our targets, even our greed :D.Tell me and everyone about your wish list.Start with me then :1. SEIKO Spirit SCVS003 (Black Dial)2. ORIENT Men's Multi-Eyes Black Automatic Watch #CET05001B3. ORIENT Men's Wide-Calendar Black Automatic Watch #CEV09002BI know most watches of my wish list are relatively "serious-looking" watches. It is because i am working in a place where formal appearance is a must (Hint : Banks), so I have to look for watches that can be stylish as well as formal at the same time. The SEIKO Spirit is a perfect choice in my opinion, although it costs quite a fortune for a junior staff like me (I am the youngest in my office), so I have to save like crazy.Other thing is,

Thinking of flipping PO8900. What? I know.
So I picked up a new PO 8900 last October. It's a great piece, and the things I didn't care for on the 8500 (flipped) were corrected in my mind. I was excited to get it. Fast forward a few months, I unexpectedly picked up a DSSD-Blue. The thing has hardly left my wrist. The 8900 is by no means a slouch, but it just doesn't come near the D-Blue for me. The 8900 now spends most days sitting in a spot on the winder. I hate having watches I won't wear. I'm debating on flipping it (along with my Tudor North Flag towards a subc date or maybe black dial Explorer II to wear on those days I don't want something as big as the D-blue or sporty dressy as the GMTIIc. I have my pepsi, but I don't want to wear it in more harsh environments for various reasons. I'm torn though as I think it's a wonderful offering from Omega, but sits in the shadows of the JC. A part of me will miss it, but the other part will hate myself for just letting it sit there. If I flip it, I'll be losing some diversity in th