Movado Bold Black Dial Orange-toned Hands Brown Leather Band Men's Quartz Watch 3600274

Sea-God Dive Watches
As I discussed on the HourTime Show watch podcast, the term "Sea God" for a dive watch brand sits somewhere between clever and obnoxious. The new Italian brand is an enthusiastic yet unabashed jab are Rolex. From the sharp visual resemblance with Rolex's dive watches to the almost satirical text on the dial of "Superlative Design" - this fashion function line of diver still seems to satisfy.The name Sea-God evokes an almost deistic quality in the watch (well literally speaking it does). To proclaim a watch as god of the sea is a bold yet empty statement. Even the name of this brand is perhaps an unintended comment on how high-end hyperbole has run amok. The name is so silly we end up taking it seriously. As though it is a very well executed joke. While not the first to do so, the trident as the counterweight on the seconds hand is always a plus on these Sea-God watches with names like BlackStorm, BlackShadow, Black & White, and GMT III.First of all, "GMT III?" Really. Rolex has the

JC/DC Gummy Me Watch
Fashion designer JC/DC (Jean-Charles de Castelbajac) once again works with Hong Kong based watch maker O.D.M (ODM) in this interesting and whimsical watch called the "Gummy Me." Done in silicone, the watch in its entirety looks like a sort of rabbit-like creature. The eyes are two small LCD screens that tell the time (hours for one eye, minutes in the other). Coming in four colors it is strange, it is fun, and it is probably not destined to find a home on most people's wrists - but some will love it.JC/DC refers to the design as an alien rabbit - something that should be experimented on. The package itself is shaped a bit like a specimen sample. They are playing on the whimsy of the character. To me the Gummy Me rabbit looks like a cross between Bugs Bunny and that Life in Hell rabbit that Matt Groening created.The last JC/DC watch I wrote about was a Lego model that I wrote about here. This man loves toys. So why doesn't he design kids clothes? While the Gummy Me watch is totally stra

First Hammy
Hi,Does anyone recognize this model? It is about 15 years old and I bought it for $117. Thanks.

To 'blue' or not to 'blue'
I have a question for current or previous fellow PAM98 owners.....As I am sure most of you recall, I had a temporary derailment in my fresh PAM ownership when a blued rotor screw onmy NOS "E" series PAM98 broke off. The watch continued to keep great timing and the alarm was working fine,but the self winding was non-existing as the rotor was essentially out of place.The watch was under warranty and I took it to a very experienced local watchmaker (who was also a watchmakerof choice for my local PAM AD). All I needed was $3 screw, but due to Panerai Service policy it was not possibleto obtain this screw directly from Panerai. Instead of sending it in and risking to be without the watch for months,my watchmaker sourced a screw that fit perfectly and my watch was checked and fixed within minutes after he received it.Before I bought this watch I Googled internet literally for 3-4 nights and read dozens of articles and saved over 200 variouspictures. I just went over them today (had at leas

breitling officianados?(excuse spelling)
can someone tell me what model this is,it has a valjoux 7733 and says 332 23 on the case with a serial number of 994030.any help would be greatly appreciated.also some figure or approximation of worth would be helpful as well.cheers,steve