Panerai PAM 311 - Luminor 1950 8 Days Chronograph Monopusher GMT - 44mm Titanium & Chocolate Brown Dial - Pre-Owned As New in Virtually Unworn Condition

Watch Bvlgari B.zero1 case in stainless steel with the size of 22 mm
Watch Bvlgari B.zero1 case in stainless steel with the size of 22 mm, the Watch has a ring made of materials of the ingenious design of the bracelet steel two practices and decorative functions, according to the modern needs of all the ladies with a watch.

Hands-On: With The New A. Lange & S?hne 1815, Downsized To 38.5mm For 2014
Much of the attention given to A. Lange & S?hne focuses on its more complicated watches, like the Pour le M¨¦rite Tourbillon, the Zeitwerk, and even the Grand Complication, but Lange knows how to do simplicity too. At SIHH 2014, Lange released an updated version of the classic time-only 1815 in a smaller 38.5mm case, available in yellow, pink, and white gold. The new 1815 retains many of the design features of its predecessor and will be produced alongside the old 1815 instead of replacing it. Here's a hands-on look at this more classically-sized version of the 1815. 2 OF 6 Last year A. Lange & S?hne updated the 1815 Up/Down, but this release differs in two major ways: 1) The 2013 1815 Up/Down was 3mm larger than its predecessors, jumping from 36mm to 39mm and 2) The new 39mm 1815 Up/Down replaced the 36mm version of the watch. With the new 38.5mm 1815, Lange has actually reduced the case size by 1.5mm but opted to produce both versions of the watch side-by-side, allowing

Opinions requested please.
Okay, I've snuck over to the Omega forum (Dennis, I know I said I wouldn't but you've got so many lovely, shiny things for me to look at here....)I have had my heart set on a PO 42 mm standard black bezel, and was lucky enough to be able to try on the 42 & 45 models a couple of weeks ago - whewthat could have been a big mistake to have ordered the 45 sight unseen, thinking my wrist was 'manly' enough to handle itwrong! but the 42 sits perfectly on the wrist so a PO is still on the list. HOWEVER,I'd like to ask your opinions,I have seen, tried and love the PO, but am I 'blinded' by the hype and 'trendiness' of this watch?Can you suggest an equal (or better) Omega Diver for less money? Please don't suggest a Speedmaster of any type, I just don't like them (and they're not a diver).I'd like your personal opinions, I don't need a technical discussion on the merits of a co-axial versus a rubber band movement, or COSC / non-COSC etc, unless you think it's the only valid reason to own one

PO +15 again :(
So my PO is about a month old. When I first got it, it was +20-+25. It settled down to a nice +2 - +3 for a couple weeks. I did a test last night and now it's +10 (worn most of the day then sat flat over night). I don't really want to send it in for warranty yet and I guess it's better fast than slow, but,

Rolex DeepdSea $8,975 -
i know its a Rolex.i know its a super classic, world wide recognized designi know its 43mmbut $8,975 ?