Omega Speedmaster Day Date

Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase Review
It's hard to believe sometimes that Christopher Ward has only been around for twelve years. In a little over a decade the brand has managed to establish itself firmly in the enthusiast conscience, at a very competitive price point, and consistently produces attractive and impressively featured watches. Recently, however, the brand has become more ambitious than ever, producing new in-house movements and complications like this one- the Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase. The C9 Moonphase is C Ward's first moonphase watch, and despite sharing many elements with the rest of the C9 line it represents a bold design departure from the mostly uniform world of moonphases. Equipped with the impressive calibre JJ04, a customized ETA 2836-2 with an in-house moon phase module, the C9 Moonphase is an intriguing proposition on paper at $1780, but is it just as impressive in the flesh?Christopher Ward C9 Moonphase ReviewCase: 316L Stainless SteelMovement: JJ04Dial: Midnight BlueLume: N/ALens: Sapphire w/

2589.3000
Does anyone here have an Omega 2589.3000 (pretty sure that's right)?I'm mildly interested in one, but haven't been able to find too may decent photos on the web. I'm just not sure I'm feelin' the silver dial, and would like to see some good photos of it.Thanks!

Cartier Tank Solo: Barack Obama's New Watch
Last night at the White House correspondents dinner, the Prez lost his secret service quartz watch for something far more elegant.Now this is an executive decision I can finally support!

All Italian
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Grey market watches automatic void warranty?
Just came across this article. It states ¡°when you buy a watch from an authorized dealer, you also get a little green card with your information and the Authorized Dealer¡¯s stamp. This warranty card is just not transferable anymore since the Rolex warranty policy update.As a consequence, when you buy a Rolex from the grey market, you do not have any more a warranty coming with your watch. Even if you have that Rolex warranty green card, even if this card wasn¡¯t filled out and that you can enter your name. But that¡¯s not it yet, if you buy a Rolex preowned, the warranty is void as well and even if it is still theoretically under warranty as you weren¡¯t the original owner in the first place.¡±It then goes on to say ¡°Rolex checks it this way : when you buy a Rolex watch at an AD, they photocopy the filled in green warranty card and send it to Rolex. Whenever a watch is sent under warranty, Rolex checks for that photocopy and it has to match your name. If they don¡¯t have your card in their