Omega Vintage Automatic Dresswatch

Porsche Design is a design firm who licenses the production of its timepieces
Porsche Design is a design firm who licenses the production of its timepieces. IWC produced Porsche Design watches for several years in the 1990s. The Porsche history has been highlighted by numerous technical discoveries and innovative ideas. Porsche invited most talented an experienced watchmakers and designers and commissioned them with developing of the fundamentally innovative watches.

FROM BASEL: Answers to Your Questions From My Meeting With Rolex
Hey Guys - I met just a few hours ago with the President and Executive Vice President of Rolex USA. I selected five questions from those offered up by our members. Here they are with the answers:1. How is Rolex progressing on creating a red and blue ceramic bezel for the GMT II? The answer I got was pretty much the same as last year. Red is difficult. So is blending two colors in ceramic. So if progress has been made (and my guess is there has been progress) then there's nothing ready for Rolex to talk about. Which means a ceramic Pepsi bezel GMT could come as early as Basel 2010 for all we know....2. Will the DJ I continue or will it be discontinued in favor of the DJ II? The Datejust II is doing very, very well for Rolex. However, Rolex feels that the oversized watch trend is reversing a bit. In this economy, people with money don't want to draw attention. Wearing an oversized hockey puck draws unwanted attention. The DJ I line isn't going away.3. On the sport divers i

this watch needs some help
Well instead of selling my invicta 5528 pro diver, I have decided that I will get a stainless steel band for it, I can't make a decision at all, what do you guys think this watch needs?

Dual Time Zone Watch Help Needed!
Hi everyone,I am a full-on watch newbie, and I have an oddly specific watch that I'm looking for. I'm moving away from my girlfriend for ~2 years (I'm going to Europe, she's in the US) and I want to get a dual time-zone watch and get it engraved for her. She has pretty particular tastes and prefers surprises, so I want to get it just right without having to ask her.What I'm looking for is an elegant, subtle watch with two time zones (with two faces or a face within a face, etc). It should be able to be worn both at work in an office, and casually around home or out with friends. She prefers gold or rose gold to anything silver or chrome, and round faces to squares or elongated rectangles. The price range would ideally be ~$300 or lower, but I don't want something cheap. I will spend more money if it's the only option. So far the closest match I can find to what I need is the Kitmen Keung "Long Distance" watch (gold). It's unisex, elegant and subtle, but it has a lot of engraving on the

Rolex as a Timepeice
I know I will get some heat for this but.... I never looked at Rolex as a timepiece like I looked at my PP/VC/IWC etc.... mostly as a daily casual and some staples for my collection (sub/GMT/Daytona), but I'm catching up on my mail after getting back from the Caribbean and got my Love Package from Hellmut Wempe and the new Rolex Cellini Moonphase in 18k rose gold just screamed at me..... I think its the 1st time ive been in love with a rolex..... I might have to put that deep blue on hold......but.... I am afraid that like my PP/VC and other beautiful dress ones.....it wont see the light of day as much as my casual rotation does.......:( but.... nicely done Rolex..... nicely done....