Movado Women's Collection Watch

Only Watch 2011 Raises €4,563,000 to Support Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Research
The fourth edition of the biennial Only Watch Charity Auction was held at the Hotel Hermitage in Monaco on September 23, in the presence of H.S.H. Prince Albert II of Monaco. The sale brought an outstanding €4,563,000, doubling the 2009 results. The auction room was full and the sale generated intense internet and telephone bidding from around the world. Ronnie Wood from the Rolling Stones attended to show his support for the cause. Find complete results and images of the top five lots inside. Below, left to left to right in the foreground: Ronnie Wood, Luis Garcia (Directeur de Recherche CNRS), Philippe Ferreyrolles, Monique Pettavino, HSH Prince Albert II of Monaco, Tess Pettavino, Ga?lle Tallarida (Managing Dierctor Monaco Yacht Show), Peter Rigby (Chief Executive Informa), Paul Pettavino, Luc Pettavino (President AMM) Photo: ? Claude Charvin¡°Only Watch is a fabulous event. The amount raised by the auction has doubled to €4.5 million! But what is also great with Only Watch is that w

aBlogtoRead.com Helps Men's Health Make You An Instant Watch Expert
I was really lucky to be asked by Men's Health to help on an article aimed at helping the average guy be more knowledge able about watches. In my fight to get people more into watches, this was a great move! The piece is really fun, and I applaud the cheeky writing style. You'll enjoy it, I am sure.See the Men's Health pieces on how to "Become a watch expert in seconds" here.

Advice on Rolex Sea-Dweller 16600 V or Z Series
Long time no post!!! Hope all has been well-So i'm looking to potentially buy my fourth Rolex (I currently have a 1964 untouched 5513, a mid 2000's two tone 16613, and a 2010 white face 116520) and I have decided on getting a late production 16600 Sea-Dweller in mint condition as a daily driver. I have been struggling with finding a V series (Last production run of the 16600 and I read somewhere they only made 200) in mint condition. As they are rare and last production series, any I have seen are priced at or over 7k in mint condition and saw one sell BNIB for 8500.As a result I have started to consider the Z series as an alternative (second to last production run) which are more heavily produced and more availible in the marketplace at a better price.I recently found a Z series in what appears to be excellent condition (claims has never been polished), with box and papers, through a private seller who has of positive references on Rolexforums (both on the sell and buy side). I got hi

Coral brock listed...........really!!!
Is it really coral, rose, pink or red gold??? Gold M seal 982 1939?

Half-Link for Perfect SubC Bracelet Fit?
I found the half-link of the SS SubC bracelet key to centering the long clasp on the bottom of my small wrist. I¡¯ve read that half-links are not standard on the TT and PM SubC bracelets but are, instead, extra cost items that can be ordered from Rolex. If that¡¯s true, then TT and PM SubC bracelets must be shorter (probably) or longer than SS SubC bracelets. For those who have owned either a TT or PM SubC (especially those with small wrists) have you found it more difficult to achieve a good fit than with an SS SubC?