Oris BC4 Pointer Day Men's Automatic Watch 645-7617-4164LS

TOP 10 Watches Of SIHH 2015
Attending the SIHH watch trade show in Geneva, Switzerland, is as much an exploration of geo-politics and economics as it is experiencing what¡¯s new in luxury watches and jewelry. 2015 was another slow and restrained year that will be historically relevant because just days before the opening of the show the Swiss National Bank decided to immediately change the valuation of the Swiss Franc making it more valuable against the Euro ¨C and thus also against most other world currencies as well. In one fell swoop the Swiss Franc ¨C which most watches presented at the SIHH are based on ¨C increased in value by 20%. The ramifications of this were not insignificant, as buyers from around the world suddenly had to face the reality that they had less buying power, and the Swiss watch brands faced the reality that they would sell a lot less product.SIHH is, after all, a sales event whose main goal is to attract retailers from around the world to order the newest luxury novelties that will later be s

Once upon a time.
.....in the east or west and somewhere in the far reaches of my mind, I seem to have this notion that more watches up to around the mid-70s had a combined date and day window which I had always found to be more useful.If you look at the Connie our friend Mr SP put up today, this is very evident as on my erstwhile and sadly, snatched Gold Connie which was similar to this oneSource-unknownas it is too in the vary rare automatic Speedy model 376.0822Picture - MorganNow if I had 10K to spare, I know what I'd do.....Sadly though these days one has usually to be content with just the date window. On some watches as you know, you are rather encouraged to refer to your cellphone, computer and for those who still use them, filofax thingies......does anyone remember them? What do you think pals about the day/date window? Is or was it a figment of my imagination or did we use to see more of them?In fact, would you like to have both the date and day windows on watches or do you consider the day wi

Spit-Balling Time.. What would you like to see in the IWC Forum?
OK IWC fans.We have a great bunch of IWC fans here. Knowledgeable, friendly, and with a ton of IWC knowledge. However, we always do better when it comes to discussions, especially value-add discussions that get a lot of member participation & adds educational value to newbies and oldies alike. So, I'm opening the door to spit-balling what you'd all like to see.What kind of topics, discussions, insight, etc would you like to see? What kind of discussions would get your interest & spark participation? Let's talk about it. Reply with thoughts on what would be good to see. We're not looking to build a library where it's a one way street of information. We want to have topics to really bring everyone into the talk, get new information, have fun & get as much info on IWC as we can...A couple thoughts to keep in mind. While we all would like discounts, company participation on the boards, free IWC prizes, etc. that's just not realistic - at least for every day / week / month

Absolutely beautiful vintage Omega!
Looks absolutely beautiful, anyone here has more info on this reference?.ebay.au/itm/1958-Very...c9685fc&_uhb=1

Patek Philippe 5711 Nautilus (blue dial) VS Rolex Day-Date 40 Platinu,
Which of these two would you pick? I'm currently deciding between these two and I cannot make up my mind. Please help me out with this decision, I'd love to hear your thoughts on this.