Omega Constellation Silver Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch 12320276002002

Introducing: The New Rolex Daytona, Now With Black Cerachrom Bezel
I can honestly say this is the watch everyone – though maybe no one more than me – has been waiting for since the 2013 50th anniversary of the Cosmograph Daytona. We now have a steel Daytona with black ceramic bezel! This watch closes the loop on the entire Daytona family, bringing back back the familiar look that we first saw in 1965 with the reference 6240 and ultimately the 6263. Let's get into it. 1 OF 3 The 2016 Cosmograph Daytona is very much the same watch as the 2015 Daytona – this is Rolex, after all – though in addition to the black Cerachrom bezel, the white-dial version now features black rings instead of silver above the sub registers. The watch remains 40 mm and still we have the absolutely superb caliber 4130.Did I mention it comes in black? 2 OF 3 Yes, the new Daytona comes with a black dial, too. ADVERTISEMENT Yeah, it does! So what is the benefit to the Cerachrom bezel? Well, it&

For anyone looking for the thread regarding Friends of Oris
I have moved it to the admin forum pending a review by John.I think there were serious issues raised and this is not the place to be dealing with them. I am not making any call on it as I don't have facts, only opinions at this time. I hope we can get it sorted fairly, and soon.Thanks,Shayne.

New to the Forum - nood question what is a good IWC"starter"?
50th Birthday, 25th Anniversary = IWC.I am looking in the US$10K range - will buy in Germany or Austria this summer.What models do you recommend? I like Chronometers or very simple, classic (IWC, Bell & Ross are the current options). Have Omega, Tag, Hamilton, Certina ...Thanks!BPToronto

Newbie looking for watch servicing - Milwaukee, WI
Dear Sirs: I am new to your forum and watch collecting in general. I have several mechanical watches that I have owned for years or inherited, and I have recently acquired 2 or 3 vintage Hamiltons (an Endicott, a Cedric, and a 1988 Piping Rock re-issue). Reading your posts, and following your links to other watch websites has been both educational and enjoyable.One thing I have learned is the damage that running a watch without proper lubrication can do. However, I have not had a mechanical watch serviced for 15 years or more, and on consulting the Yellow Pages and the internet, I cannot find anyone in my area (Milwaukee, Wisconsin) in that business.The closest places appear to be in Chicago (90 miles away) and perhaps Plymouth, WI, about 40 miles away.Could anyone advise me of someone in this area that services mechanical watches? All of mine are running, but I would like to have them oiled, cleaned if necessary, and perhaps get a crystal or two replaced. (BTW, I have to go to Ma

Favorite metal: 5970?
Just curious. P, R or G? Not interested in J. Pics not mine of course.