Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse 3848/J Pre-owned

Baselworld – Basel, Switzerland
The world’s largest wristwatch, clock and jewelry trade show runs March 18-25 and is open to the public. Admission is SFr. 60 for a 1-day pass, or SFr. 150 for an 8-day pass. Visit the official Baselworld website for additional information.

Ploprof Returns Better Than Ever
The name makes me think of a bad guy in a James Bond film. I hear Sean Connery saying, ¡°The game is over, Ploprof.¡± The name of course belongs to an icon of the 1970s ¨C a dive watch created by Omega for the wrists of PLOngeurs PROFessionals, French for professional divers. To quote Omega¡¯s press materials, it was ¡°one of the most rugged, robust and seaworthy divers¡¯ watches ever manufactured.¡± The newly reborn Ploprof 1200M maintains the original¡¯s instantly-recognizable design while incorporating Omega¡¯s Co-Axial technology. 1200M refers to 1200 meters or 4000 feet, the answer to ¡°How deep can it go?¡± In this image, an original Ploprof from the 1970s is on top, and the new model is below…The crown sits behind a protective buffer. Time and date adjustments are made by unscrewing the crown to release the buffer. The hour hand can be adjusted independently for changing time zones, springing forward, and falling back. Turning the bezel requires that the owner depress the orange-anod

Black face Bond style GMT ?
A guy on ebay was selling a Bond GMT in black face. And claiming it was genuine.To the best of my knowledge, this style only ever came in blue.If I'm wrong ? I'd like to know. I would love to own this style in "black".Here is the link:Omega seamaster GMT co-axial chronometer - eBay (item 270777142618 end time Jul-09-11 10:23:54 PDT)thx for your expertise.

1st AP journey (pic heavy)
Decided to get my first AP and this forum was an immense help to me in terms of inspiration, drool-worthy pics, and heavy-handed enablement. A lot of research and deliberation went into my decision, and I wanted to share some pictures during my journey across 1 boutique and a few ADs. I had a predisposition to the black Diver, thinking that with the 42mm size, dial legibility, and SS bezel it'd be a no-brainer for either formal or casual. I also have a 6.25 wrist and having tried a Panda once only to think it looked comical on my arm, I was all set with my decision. Started with the Ti44. I tried this on a whim, not really thinking it'd fit me. Numerous people had told me I'd look silly wearing it with a blazer/suit. The timepiece looks like a high-tech machine but the rubber strap gives it casual, sporty look. The light weight of the titanium was instantly well received, and the strap felt comfy enough to handle all future desk diving it would potentially endure. In addition, I was ab

Preferred 2 watch combo
1. Rolex BLNR + 5227R2. 5711 + 5119R3. 5711 + 5196R