Movado Bold Navy Blue Dial Navy Blue Polyurethane Unisex Quartz Watch 3600314

Of Coincidences and Significant Numbers
Hey Guys Look what you've done !!!And what a significant number too Wanna know something else?Mr Asaretzky whose 24th post got us to that special, magical numberalso has a Bond SMP. You'll remember his ' plunging into the depths ' picture But really GuysYou're The Best Let's keep talkin' palsandY'all have a nice day nowZIN

glycine help please
I have recently come across this Glycine watch and was wondering if anyone could tell me anything about it? Does it have a model name? What year might it be from? Is it an older watch, it looks a bit aged. And maybe value if anyone should happen to know. Any help would be greatfully appreciated! Thanks so much!

Factoid of the Day 4-19-08
Chronoswiss was founded in 1983 and produces about 7,000 watches a year.

Excited its 5711nally arrived... !
Finally got the call late last week! Big thanks to the members on the forum who helped convince me to pull the trigger & buy the 5711 blue dial 'sight unseen'. Big leap of faith and the photos just don't do it justice! My local dealer was a hero getting me bumped up his list a few months ahead of my wedding .. and even gave a 10% discount to retail as a special present! Guess he knows he'll see ALL my business going forward! Thanks for the support guys - glad to finally be part of the club.. my first non-rolex piece! PS - new member alert-- i'll have to figure out how to rotate pictures going forward! sorry!

My Take on Rolex Security
Security review of a Rolex watch:OverviewThis is the 21st century, not only that, with the threat of nefarious actors (both domestic and abroad) looking to steal, kill and destroy all parts of our lives, the security in the gadgets and accessories we use must never be overlooked. This applies to both physical and digital security. For the sake of this article we will not be looking at securing a Rolex, but on the security built into a Rolex itself. With our modern need for security how much as Rolex considered this in the design of their products?Physical SecurityLet me be clear up front that this depends on the year and make of the watch. A DSSD is far more resilient to physical intrusion than say a DD or Cellini. However, the security of even the DSSD will only discourage the most rookie or lazy of villains. A hammer will easily give you access. The down side of this brute entry is (although you will get access to the inter workings and messaging of the watch) one cannot modif