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BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends May 24th
Roundup by Kenny YeoIn the fourth edition of our bi-weekly news roundup, we interview Hublot¡¯s Jean-Claude Biver; check out George Daniel¡¯s co-axial chronograph watch; examine the implications of the new ¡°Swiss Made¡± ruling; learn about the finishing technique of beveling and more.1. Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GMT Watches Hands-OnJust before Baselword 2013, we previewed the Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean GoodPlanet GMT watch, which was a special edition watch which would offer a glimpse as to what the regular Planet Ocean GMT watches would look like.Now, however, we have pictures and a video of the rest of the Planet Ocean GMT lineup. Predictably, the new Planet Ocean GMT watches are handsome looking pieces and are built to very high specifications - water resistant to 600m and ceramic bezels with lacquered painted numerals for all models, except the one with the orange bezel, which is aluminum. As Ariel rightly puts it, these new watches are not a revolutionary addition, but as the ol

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What you failed to win? Or abandon? Lets Here your experiences
InterestingI watch at any time about 20 Items on eBay, most start at $1. I track for the duration, and either fail to bid, abandon or lose for following reasons:1) ABANDONOk I set a price in my my mind, once it either reaches or goes beyond my price idea (especially if many bidders)I usually remove it. I may track it just to learn typical price for that item.But if I know its value has been exceeded I usually remove it.I Like to see the NEXT important item.2) Just Do not bid.After watching (say) 6 or 7 days, and the auction is within last hours. I think hard and long, and ask my self the following:"Do I REALLY want this for my collection? Yes or No?""Do I really 'need' this for my collection? Yes or No?"If answer to both or either is 'no' I abandon the auction.3) Fail to win.I only bid in last 15 secs. I look at the last bid and ask my self:1) "What is this items value?"AND2) "What is this items value to 'me!"If answer (2) is higher than (1) I go in VERY much higher than the curr

Hello everyone! I'm back!
so I used to spend a ton of time on this site. That wastwo years ago I think?Anyway, a lot has happened in my life within that time frame, but I'm happy to say my Planet Ocean has taken it all in stride- until now.I had to send the ol' girl in for the spa treatment. I guess I'll get her back around July or so, and since all but my Grandfather's Hamilton pocket watch are in various states of busted (did I mention I can be hard on a watch?) I started looking for a 'beater' to tie me over for the summer.I found a Timex! Expedition model with 1/20 second chronograph. Even has the cool indiglo Anyway, it's quartz, looks pretty decent, keeps good time and I got change back from a hundred.Livin large baby!"Is that a Rolex?""Why no, it's a TIMEX!"I'm interested to know what's out there for sub-Benjamin prices that will last more than a week. Anyone have any suggestions for others in my position, or who are just really cheap?

Calatrava vs Journe vs ALS1815
Happy Holidays!Here is my dilemma:I have a Rolex Seadweller as my everyday watch. I am looking to get something in the category of a sporty dress watch and take my collection to another level by adding one of the above. In Patek looking at a calatrava 5296 sector dial in either white or rose goldVsFP Journe Chronometre BleuvsLange 1815 time only 38,5mm in white or rose gold.Any opinions??