Omega De Ville Prestige Quartz 34.4 mm Yellow Gold

14k Yellow Gold Filled Elgin Size 6s Trench Watch, Incredible Dial ! ! !
Hey guys !I just finished up with this Elgin about an hour ago so I thought that I'd share my results !I have seen plenty of the larger size 6s trench watches in my day but I haven't ever seen one quite like this.IT'S 14k YELLOW GOLD FILLED ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Finding one in 14k YGF is EXTREMELY difficult, most are nickel or silverode.The B&B "Royal" case has nice and thick lugs that are 18mm in diameter, most cases with this design are only 16mm.I just took the movement apart for a good cleaning and timing adjustment, it's rock'n and roll'n now!Just installed a new inner sleeve on the on the stem and a brand new glass crystal too boot!I used a VERY NICE 18mm genuine Buffalo open ended band with a matching gold tone buckle.I think the band looks awesome with the 14k YGF trench case!The dial on this Elgin is just out of this world ! ! ! ! !VERY NICE enamel dial with ornate script Arabic numerals, not a hairline, chip or crack ! ! !AND ! ! ! The dial has a "MADE IN U.S.A." stamp

PO 8500: SS vs. Ti
After seeing beautiful pictures of the PO 8500 Ti I made a few phone calls to ADs today and found out that nobody has them yet, at least in the SF Bay Area. I haven't tried on a 45.5mm watch (biggest one I have is 42mm) so I went to an AD to see for myself. I love the size! I tried on this PO 8500 SS. Now I'm kinda torn between the two. The blue of the Ti version is simply stunning, at least in the pictures I've seen. On the other hand, the SS version is gorgeous too. For those who have seen both in person, which one do you like more and do you think the Ti version is worth the $2600 premium over the SS?

Gondolo 5124J-001 Yellow Gold - Incoming
Brinkhaus in Vancouver, BC, Canada provides each client with a one-of-a-kind experience with purchase of a high-end timepiece or jewellery item. Acquiring a luxury item should be nothing but sheer pleasure, and the wonderful people at Brinkhaus certainly make it so. And without the assistance of Vijay and Irina, I would likely have never been able to acquire this fine timepiece, or at least for a few years.For over ten years, the Gondolo has been my grail gold timepiece. Beautiful Art Deco style case and exquisite opaline dial. And all yellow gold accents and hands. The leather strap is the finest, and the colour is sublime. The manually wound movement fits the case exactly, and is beautifully hand finished. The entire watch is a true work of art.For years, Brinkhaus has made their own jewellery. Amazingly, they had a yellow gold ring with lovely ruby cabochon, the shape of which goes beautifully with the shape of the watch case. The ring fit my finger exactly, as though whoever made i

5522a in the UK... for ?60K!
If you really want it, there you go, just 3 times the retail. Luxe are proper dealers as well.https://.luxewatches.co.uk/shop/p...ref-5522a-001/

Thinking about a 5711, but tried on a 5980...(ruined?)
I've been eyeing a Nautilus for a little while now, focusing on the 5711, doing my research, etc. This past weekend I went down to Shreve and tried on a little bit of everything, trying to finalize my decision. In addition to a variety of other brands, I tried on a Nautilus and an Aquanaut, the Nautilus hands down my favorite. A little bit about my watch history for reference. Daily wearer is a Exp2, occasionally I wear a vintage Tudor Sub, have had several Pams and a few IWC's, and selling my BP5002 and Pam368 to fund the PP. Moving towards keeping everything at 42mm and under. Not a wrist size issue (7.5) just a taste thing. For the next watch, I'm looking for a dressy sport watch on bracelet.But back the issue, I was trying on a 5980(since they didn't have the 5711), and it was perfect, but way out of my budget. My concern is in the differences in feel between the 2, as far as I can tell the 5980 is a good bit thicker as well as heavier, which I liked. I'm concerned that t