Panerai Ferrari Granturismo FER0003 Stainless Steel Case Round Midsize Watch

Ulysse Nardin Executive Dual Time
For 2009 Ulysse Nardin introduces ceramic to the Executive Dual time collection. The 43 mm Executive is available in stainless steel and in 18 carat rose gold. Complications include an oversize date at 2, small seconds at 6, and Ulysse Nardin’s patented Dual Time display at 9 with ceramic plus and minus pushers at the 8 and 10 o¡¯clock positions. When pressed, the pushers instantly adjust the hour hand to a different time zone while the home time indicator at 9 o¡¯clock continues its 24 hour cycle. The movement is visible through a display back, and each case is individually numbered. The Executive Dual Time is water resistant to 100 meters. Both front and back crystals are sapphire, and the front crystal is anti-reflective. Available on an alligator or rubber strap with folding buckle.

used speedmaster?
Hi everyone, I am a new member to this forum. I recently graduated college, so I actually have money now to buy the type of watches I like.My question is about the omage speedmasters. I love the way these things look, and i'm a huge fan of automatic chronos.I see some pre-owned on ebay for a range of prices $1-3KI would like to get one under $1300, and was wondering if I should be made aware of anything that may be wrong with these less expensive watches.any help would me much appreciated. thanks

Opinions and Information on Henri Sandoz
While browsing Crown & Buckle for a new strap today I stumbled across the brand Henri Sandoz. I don't know anything about the brand, having never heard of them before, but I found a handful of vintage watches by them on Ebay. They are reasonably priced and are quite handsome, such as this one:Vintage Henri Sandoz Fils 17JEWELS Swiss Wrist Watch I like the look of the watch and given the price point I am not expecting anything too sophisticated, but I was wondering if anyone has had any experiences with the brand.Cheers!

odd coincidence
I used to fool around with casting precious metals, and about 15 years ago, maybe a bit more, I made myself this ring in the photos. The ring for me was inspired by machined off-road after market motorcycle parts, as I did a bit of racing back then. I put holes in the ring just as an homage to the lightening of parts by drilling, and when I finished it, I didn't want it to have a completed buffed shiny look. Instead I gave it a brushed finish and I had cut some bevels into it, these I decided to polish to a mirror brightness.The rings I designed I liked to have surprises, so on the bottom (palm) side of the ring I mounted a small diamond that could be a secret for the wearer only. After I bought my ROO I remembered this ring that I made, I just dug it up and I thought it was interesting how the design elements matched up. The choice of straight brushed finish on flat areas, and then mirror polish on the bevels was identical. The eight sided bezel echoed the octagon that forms the table

For DEEPSEA Lovers only...!!!
I've now had my DeepSea for a month...I've worn it all day, everyday...And I must say that I cannot find a single thing to complain about...All of the fears I had about size, weight, etc etc etc have proven to be unfounded in my case...In fact, as the days have gone by, the watch seems to get smaller...I think I have found The watch that suits me...This, after almost 40 years of searching...People can bash this piece to their hearts delight...This is a fantastic watch...