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Swiss Army "New" Original Watch
1989 Swiss Army releases their first timepiece. It is called the Original. I have no idea if it was originally called the original. That would be ironic, sort of. It is certainly an icon though. Everyone has seen this watch. Either on someone's wrist, in a store, or just online. This is the original Swiss Army watch designOK, I need to stop saying "original."The great thing about the Original is that it is still made and sold today. Holy crap, is this the VW Beetle of timepieces? In a sense it sort of is. Today the original Original retails for about $195 (a bit cheaper online) and still keeps active types happy with its 37mm wide nylon fiber case and easy to read dial with iconic red bezel. Wow, I am suddenly nostalgic for the early 1990s.Now in 2011 the Victorinox Swiss Army Original watch is back. No, not exactly the same watch, but the new Original, that I think is technically still called the Original. What do we call the original Original? Swiss Army, why do you confuse us so? Wi

Seiko Pullsse Odograph Watch Is Little Japanese Overlord Of Walking, On Your Wrist!
Why on Earth is this watch not officially sold in the US? I mean you can still get it online, but people need a watch like this to get them through the day, at least any walking parts. Frankly, I will all but forget how to stroll or pace without this watch. The Seiko Pullsee is technically a fitness watch, but really serves to do something that the Japanese love, give you extraneous information. An upgrade from the mere "Pedessa" model, the Pullsee relies of two basic sensors to tell you everything you need to know. It has a built in pedometer and rate-heart monitor. As an odograph, this watch literally measures walking.?? The pedometer is an internal sensor, while I believe the heart rate monitor is attached to the strap which would touch your wrist. In addition, it has a calendar, stop watch functions, calendar, and other functions you'd expect in a fitness watch.It also looks like the LCD screen itself also have a few color modes and changes to green or red depending on whether you

5960/1a and 5980/1a
hi everyone, this is my first ever post and i am seeking opinion for my first ever patek. i am not sure what to get between 5960/1a and 5980/1a i personally like 5960 a bit more than 5980 mainly because i see so many of 5980 but my AD keeps telling me that 5980 will increase in value and 5960 might decrease due to 5960 being rather unpopular and low demand. is this true? thank you everyone

About to purchase a 317... advice...?
HelloI have been offered an N Serial 317 which I would like to purchase... any advice at what price should be a good buy? it looks excellent condition... Any reliability issues?How serviceable are they?Anything else I should look for?Thanks!JC

Just a follow up....
To this.....https://.rolexforums/showthread.php?t=561487As I posted before, I would do a follow up on feelings/observations, after slowing down, thinning the collection significantly, and rotation between two watches. I¡¯ve tried pretty much everything (as well as other brands), vintage, and every metal....exceptions:Milgauss, Cellini, Yacht Master, TOG, probably a few more I haven¡¯t thought of. *Yes, EVERYTHING IS GONE BUT THREE Findings...(for my tastes anyway)....1. PM has spoiled me...love the look and feel, and when I¡¯d put on my SS pieces, I usually couldn¡¯t wait to put my PM back on2. I COULD be a two watch guy, but 3 - 5 will probably be my comfort zone. I don¡¯t need a huge collection to be satisfied. Quality over quantity for me. 3. Love any Rolex blue. 4. After going back and forth a few times, YG will be in the collection. 5. I may add a SS back in at some point.....SO I WON¡¯T be the guy who says.... I¡¯m done But for now....pretty darn content! Anyway, just some TRF, light w