Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Mid Siza Chronometer Ref.231.53.39.21.06.001

Montblanc Metamorphosis II Re-Interprets The Brand's Unique Transforming Dial
746 components inside a 52 millimeter wide, perfectly round case in red gold: this is the Montblanc Metamorphosis II in one sentence. As the name and those whopping figures suggest, there is a lot more going on, however ¨C especially since we are talking about not one, but two watches here ¨C so let us give this new-for-2014 piece the attention it deserves. The Montblanc Metamorphosis II watch follows its first transforming predecessor, the Montblanc Metamorphosis from 2010 (which we debuted here).In consideration of those who may?not be familiar with the original Montblanc Metamorphosis, and hence, the concept behind this wild model, allow?us to add a brief introduction. The Metamorphosis, as its name suggests, is all about a transforming watch that undergoes massive changes upon the request of its owner. More specifically, Montblanc ¨C and their high-end watchmaking workshop called Minerva, in Villeret, Switzerland ¨C created a watch that is capable of changing its?two subdials based on

Big Brother Tv Is Watching You
from jimnovo, an advertising and marketing site:Customer LifeCyclesWhat is a customer LifeCycle? It is simply the behavior of a customer with your company over time. Customers begin a relationship with you, and over time, either decide to continue this relationship, or end it. At any point in this LifeCycle, the customer is either becoming more or less likely to continue doing business with you, and demonstrates this likelihood through their interactions with you. If you collect data from these interactions (purchases for commerce, page views or log-ins for publishing, contacts for service) you can use this data to predict where the customer is in their LifeCycle - is the customer becoming more or less likely to do business with you? If you can predict where customers are in the LifeCycle, you can maximize your marketing ROI by targeting customers most likely to buy, trying to ¡°save¡± customers who have declining interest, and not wasting money on customers unlikely to continue doi

New Addition!
Hi guys, it's barely been two weeks since I acquired my first AP, the ROO black themes and now I've been bitten by the bug again. The past week or so I was going back and forth between the 15703 and 15400. The recent thread on the ROO Diver push it over the top and I pulled the trigger today. Hope you enjoy the pics and thanks for sharing in my excitement. BR, Phong. Sorry if I posted too many pics, guys.

Two AP for one Patek ?
The following is on the table for me......AP 26320 Rose Gold Chrono + AP Panda for a 5980/1AR .....I'm actually considering doing this but am having some reservations. This would leave me with the 5980 as my dress/nice casual piece with a couple of Panerai and a Sub as the daily drivers. Any thought would be appreciated. TIA !!!

So, need a purchase advice..
Hi guys,I'll be doing a purchase in the upcoming couple of weeks and I'm a bit undecided actually.My intention is to add 2 valuable piece of Patek to my current collection.The first one is decided, it is going to be a 5270G. I have my eye on it for a long time now and I would like to own one very much.The other one is a true dilemma for me. I like to wear the watch as much as possible, but on the other hand, I'm trying to get the rare pieces as possible. For me, there are 3 candidates.1. 5711PI wouldn't actually think of another reference if I have my hands on one of this very rare pieces, but I'm not sure if i ever can get it, so I need to have some alternatives, thus this thread exists. This is the true simple but one of the most exclusive piece for me. I was thinking about getting a 5711/1A because of my admiration to its pure simple design, now it has added rarity and exclusivity. But as I said, I'm not sure about the availability, so the poll is really about the other 2 candidates