Omega Constellation Chronometer 38 mm Brushed Red Gold

Linde Werdelin Oktopus MoonLite White Watch
The minds at Linde Werdelin?are adding to their?Oktopus Moon watch?collection and, yes ¨C before you can ask ¨C there are only going to be 59 made, the number of days in two 29.5-day lunar cycles. The new Linde Werdelin Oktopus MoonLite White is the latest iteration of the series that started?with Gold and Black, and continued?with?a funkier watch in the form of an?engraved 18k rose gold version. Going in a sleeker direction, this Linde Werdelin Oktopus MoonLite White?looks crisp and every bit as cool as its predecessors.The color isn't the only thing that is new with this watch: Linde Werdelin?has redone the dial, which is made up of 5 layers, to have the top layer further skeletonized. This allows more phases of the moon to be seen by the wearer at the 10 and 11 o'clock positions. In addition, LW has gone and created an "aerospace material" that they're calling Alloy Linde Werdelin (or "ALW"). And while that may?sound a little gimmicky, according to Linde Werdelin it's half the weight

Chopard screen seems to be high quality
The color LCD display negative operates a series of functions such as a chronograph, alarm, second time zone, calendar and easy to reverse. The screen seems to be high quality, so it look like you are wearing some odd Frankenstein luxurious watches. In fact the movement is likely to be a thermo-compensated quartz, because it is certified COSC chronometer - which has special requirements for quartz watches in terms of accuracy and to provide this certification.

Rolex purchasing overseas
I know this has been discussed several times but I need a little clairfication. When you buy a watch overseas and travel back to the US you are allowed a certain amount per person / family that is tax free. If you are over that limit do you just pay the difference at customs.ExampleLets say $1000 Tax free , watch is $5000, do you only pay taxes on the difference. Also what tax rate do you pay. Thanks!!

Greetings All
Greetings all. I'm fairly new to the watch collecting world, having had a Tag Aquaracer for many years that I finally grew tired of and sold recently. I've used the proceeds to actually start a collection of more moderately priced watches (after 7 years or so with the same watch, I wanted a little variety). I'm 34, live in Atlanta with my fiancee, two cats, and a Great Dane, and a baby on the way (hence no Rolex's, Seamasters, or Cartiers [should anyone feel so inclined, I would not refuse a donated Pasha]).Today I accompanied my brother to buy HIS first real watch, an automatic Tag Aquaracer in black. Very nice. While I was there, I couldn't resist the 70% off price tag of a rather sharp Officina Del Tempo. Picked it up for $150 and also picked up my Movado Eliro from the shop.With the arrival of my Black Monster on Tuesday of next week, my watch collection will be complete. Love to hear your thoughts!#1 Movado Eliro. I really am not a huge fan of Movados, but this watch has attracted

AP 44 ROO 26405CE vs. PP 5168G
I know these are 2 different watches, but given the somewhat similar price points, roughly $34K on the AP vs. $38K on the PP, which would you go for?I guess I'm looking for a piece with rubber strap to get ready for warmer weather and casual wear on weekends.I have tried on the AP 26405 CE 44 Chrono recently and it was pretty sweet in the flesh. I am first on the list for the 5168G at my AD with no firm commitment to purchse yet since I need to see how the 42mm size fits.I'll be posting this on the AP forum as well to get a fair assessment.