Omega Cal. 620 mit 2 Jahren Garantie

Magrette Regattare Moana Pacific Automatic Limited Edition Watch
This is the newest watch from favorite New Zealand watch maker Magrette. I love the retro styling of the dial, and the value price makes this watch a bit too desirable to pass up. Also, you'll love the little details that Magrette puts into this watch that make it so unique. Start with the dial of the new Moana Pacific to see the smooth retro looks. The name of the watch is applied in a cursive text right over the base model name which is the Regattare. The hour markers have all been thinned out a bit for the look on this dial. The hands have been reworked a bit more solid looking and thinner with a needle style seconds hand. The case is smooth and functional with a high quality polish on high-grade steel. This is one of the most handsome styled watch cases out there today.The Moana Pacific watch will be available as a limited edition of just 500, with the first 100 pieces being more special. Flip the watch over and notice a special wood inlay on the caseback of the watch. The inlay al

I bought a new Hamilton too.
It was a long time coming, but I finally have my anniversary Ventura in rose PVD plate. Last year Hamilton made 1,000 anniversary Venturas in yellow and 1,000 more in rose, which were destined for the Japanese market. About 150 of the yellow ones made it into the US market a year ago, but the rose ones kept being delayed time and again. I originally ordered these 11 months ago, and had given up hope that they would ever actually appear. Imagine my delight when they showed up this week.I'm a lousy photographer anyway, but the highly reflective sapphire crystal makes this even harder to get a decent picture:This next picture doesn't show the case as well as the one above but it gives a better idea of the dial, which has a sort of brownish-gray matte finish. The markers and hands are rose, and the lines are raised above the surface, also in rose. The effect is stunning and impossible to convey in a photo. Like the yellow version, there's a tiny diamond discreetly mounted at the 50 minute

newbie and need suggestions
I robert , confused looking watches . anyone know a good link to gallery

Help with A Circa ~1905 Patek Watch
Looking for more information on a watch I just picked up. Any help would be fantastic.What I know:18k Officers case (unsigned)Serial No. 12351225MMPorcelain dialWhat I don'tIs this a converted pocket watch?What do these typically appraise for? Any other information about the watch would be amazing!Photos below:

16610LV Price Questions
Evening Team,I'm keen on this watch, and would be grateful to hear from LV owners and others what they think is a good price in the current market. I ask because, according to Chrono24 and Watchrecon, they retail for anything between $8-25k, with the average being around the $10-11k mark. I note that later M models can be picked up for around $15k new and unworn, and earlier models (including Flat Four models) can be found for $17-25k unworn. What with the SS Sky Dweller being a difficult watch to find, I'm debating the merits of parking that one for a time and getting the LV instead. They are much easier to find, and completely fabulous.For a watch with box and papers in mint condition, what is the most you'd pay? Would you pay more and get one new and unworn?I intend to keep it, and would look after it.Best,TA