Omega Constellation Stahl/Rosegold Diamond Perlmutt 26mm

The Patek Philippe timeless will also be a showcase for the work of unique jewelry
The timeless will also be a showcase for the work of unique jewelry and a new line of watches that Gilbert Albert will debut in the not too distant future. Sections of the shop by Patek Philippe CollectionRelated in Patek Philippe newsPatek Philippe made new announcements of generations, features actual fathers and Sons Patek Philippe REF. 5139G perpetual calendar Watch

Introducing: The IWC Mark XVIII (40mm, Anti-Magnetic, And Just Right)
You asked for it, you got it. Here is the IWC Pilots watch you've been waiting for – if you thought these were too big and this was too small. This is the brand new IWC Mark XVIII – the heir apparent to THE most important and iconic pilots line in the world. And, it's been dropped down in size to 40 mm, the dial's been cleaned up, and it's been given a brand new pair of (way more fitting) shoes. This one you're gonna like. 1 OF 3 The new IWC Mark XVIII is 40 mm in diameter. Up until today, the Mark Pilots Watch – the XVII – was 41 mm in diameter, featured an altimeter style date display, and came on an exotic strap. You could say that those three things have been remedied in the new Mark XVIII. The case size is now 40 mm, four larger than the Pilots Watch 36 and four smaller than the new Big Pilot. We now have a single date display, and on the black dial model, with a window also in black. Finally, the Mark XVIII now comes

2009 Hamilton Photo Contest Run-Off
The 2009 Hamilton Photo Contst has ended in a tie. As per the stated rules we are holding a tie breaker vote. Since the tie involved one photo of vintage Hamiltons and one photo of a modern Hamilton, three options are being offered in the voting, one photo, the other or both.Now comes the time to decide which photo will grace our masthead in the Official Hamilton Watch Forum. Please vote for your favorite from the following choices. In the event of another tie, the administration team will make the final decision.0305Both

Just in Jean Cardot diver early 1970's
Just in Jean Cardot diver early 1970's. I got this watch because I liked the look and condition of it; and the price was right. Jean Cardot a French company produced watches from the 50's into the 70's. At first the company used Swiss and German movements and cases. In the 70's they started getting there cases from Hong Kong and the movements where Asian or Russian. At first I did not know whom made the movement until I saw the symbol on the movement. The movement is Russian a Vostok (Boctok).

I've joined the Nylon Nation
Howdy all,I've joined the nylon nation. Put this black nato on my SMP this week. I love it. Very comfortable and a cool look: