Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600 M Co-Axial Titanium Automatic Men's Watch 23292462103001

luxurious Ulysse Nardin Moonstruck is focused on the system of the Sun
The watch is focused on the system of the Sun, the Earth and the Moon, focusing on scientifically accurate representation of the phase of the Moon and the global influence of Lunar and solar gravitation, which resulted in the ebb and flow of tides, all the concepts of Dr. Ludwig Oechslin.

Anyone seen the new Aqua Terra Annual Calendar?
Anyone seen this one in stores yet?Looks to be a new variant of the new Aqua Terra released at Basel '08 / '09, adding an annual calendar instead of the standard date calendar. I gotta say, I like it! No price info on the steel, two-toned or gold on a strap but there is also a limited edition of white gold on a white gold bracelet (see below).From pictures seems very nice, and at 43mm's I'd love the size. While I don't know the price of all of them, the LE 18k white gold is (gulp!) $32,000.

Help Save My Baby
I purchased a 50's SS IWC on the Bay in January. Bought it relatively cheap. The case and dial are real nice, but a watchmaker has told me that the momement is shot. It won't wind or set correctly. It's about a 36MM, and has a sub hand. I believe it's a cal 88, but will know for sure soon. Anyone have any suggestions??? I know you purists will cringe over this but..is it possible to replace the movement with a quartz one??? Or, does anyone know where I can find a working movement???

Incoming 1947 (?) Hamilton
Here's one I just couldn't pass, even though rough and not running.I saw it on a table amongst a big pile of watches; don't really know why it caught my eye. The inscription is just too cool, a real piece of history IMO. What model is it?

A Patek dilemma
I've been an active member of this great forum for quite some time now, but this is the first topic I've opened about a non-Rolex watch. I'm sorry about the very long post.I've gone through numerous watch brands and several sub-$5000 watches in the past few years. My modest collection currently includes a Breitling Colt II Quartz (the beater), a SS Sub-C LN (the everyday wear), an Omega Speedmaster MoonWatch from 1969 (the vintage watch), and last but certainly not least an AP Royal Oak 15300ST (the one for special occasions). I want to extend my collection slowly, by only getting one watch per year. I'm also determined to get only one watch per each brand I find interesting, and make sure not to add multiple similar watches to my collection. I also don't want to trade in any of my current watches to fund a next purchase, so one can consider all my current watches keepers.As you can see, my collection so far is geared towards sporty models. That is because despite being in my 30'