Patek Philippe S/S Jumbo Power Reserve Nautilus B&P 3710/1A

Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean Watch With "Liquidmetal" Ceramic Bezel
Why on Earth Omega would call a ceramic bezel "Liquidmetal" is a mystery to me (see update below). It not only is ceramic not liquid, but it isn't a metal. Well, it is liquid-like when being formed, but you get the idea. Ceramic as used on watches is actually made from glass as I understand it. It used to be that most bezels on dive watches were made from aluminum. Not sure why that is, but it is still very common. One approach to "luxurize" the bezel was the Blancpain approach of doing a bezel with a sapphire crystal over it. This prevented the scratching that people hate. This is really the problem with aluminum. Sure you can replace the bezels. but it is a pain, and not something you want to do when paying a lot for a diver's watch.(UPDATE): Turns out liquid metal is something else, not the ceramic part of the watch. Liquidmetal seems to be a special titanium alloy that has the manufacturing process of plastic. Thus it is very malleable. Omega uses Liquid metal at least in parts of

The design of luxurious Edox Watches
Set initially delays, Spiderman 4 is scheduled for release in 2012 and will feature a new distribution. Tobey Maguire stands out as a new lead that andrew Garfield will play Spiderman with Emma Stone playing opposite him: Mary Jane. Edox, each Member of the casting will be able to choose an Edox timepiece to wear in the film themselves.

Incoming! f300
i've kinda been lusting after one of these for awhile. It's the natural progression of my obsession you could say. I started my wristwatch collection with my Dad's Bulova. . .one of my first vintages was a 1970 Accutron. . .then I got into vintage Omegas. . .so the next step is to marry Omega to the Accutron!!Hope the seller doesn't mind that i'm using his pics. I just paid for it Wednesday night so hopefully i'll see it early next week. This one had been floating around Timezone since before xmas and i've been eyeing it up the whole time. You see these quite often on ebay, but service history is always unknown. You see pieces that "probably just need a battery" go for around $200. Pieces that are "running strong" seem to go between $250 and $1000. (one I was watching yesterday went over $700!)So I finally picked this one up for his asking price of $325. I think it's a pretty fair price considering he recently had it serviced. I have to build service into the cost of any vint

My mind is set, now where to get it?
So my mind is set on this seamaster 300m diver and I heard Omega is going boutique only, so the chance of getting good discount watches from either AD or grey is getting smaller as times go by. Therefore I have to act fast.So where would be a good place to get this watch? I would prefer AD if they can compete with grey's price. However, if I can get a bargain from grey seller, i wouldn't really mind.Btw, is this model still being produced? style number: 212.30.41.20.01.002Any input is greatly appreciated !

5711 Blue
Is it possible to find a 5711 blue dial at US AD? Or are you going to have to settle for a long waitlist?