Omega Deville Co-axial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 431.10.41.21.02.001

SIHH: IWC Portuguese Hand-Wound
For IWC, 2010 is the ¡°Year of the Portuguese¡± and fans of the brand will be happy to read that the manufacture is offering two beautifully simple 44mm models in stainless steel cases, each with an original pocket watch movement of the type that the first pocket watch-style wristwatch appeared with seventy years ago. Two models are available. The first is stainless steel with a black dial, rhodium-plated Arabic numerals and the characteristic feuille hands with a silver-plated seconds subdial featuring a distinctive ¡°60¡± in signal red. Its sibling model with a silver-plated dial and rose gold-plated indices and hands stands out with its seconds subdial in light gray, also with a small red ¡°60¡±. Features common to both are the typical chapter ring in the traditional railwaytrack style and, as the drive mechanism, the IWC-manufactured 98295 caliber with stylistic echoes of the first Jones movements, such as the nickel-silver three-quarter bridge and the elongated index to facilitate preci

Reflecting on my PO today
JB

New speedy
I've been omegaless for a couple of years,so I decided to add one again.After owning two seamasters and a planet ocean I thought it was time to try a speedy.It truly is a classic,feels great on the wrist,so comfortable.I can't believe it took me so long to get around to it.I think it rounds of my small collection well.

Nautilus 5726
Hey guys I am truly in love with the Charcoal dial version of this watch. I do have a couple questions however? I know Pateks hold their value better than most but I am sure that different models vary. I wouldn't want to drop all that cash on a model that may not hold better than others. In terms of collect-ability I am guessing this model will be too common in terms of appreciation. I have never sold a watch from my collection but I guess its more a piece of mind thing to know the perceived depreciation to expect. Is their a better complicated Nautilus to consider for the money? What type of % off of retail can I expect for BNIB? I have seen them in the 20% off range in the for sale section? Please correct me if i am wrong. Thank you for your answers, I know there are some Patek super collectors on this forum who's opinion and taste I greatly appreciate. Before I considered this watch I had a plan of 2-3 watches with this money but I think most would agree to just go for the kill and

What is the first thing you think of when you hear the word Panerai?
For me it is the crownguard.