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Top 10 Gold Watches
Gold watches represent wealth and status, and in a sense, it has always been that way. Having said that, watch makers used gold as a case material for very practical reasons in a historical sense. Gold as a metal has some interesting properties, from being easily machined to being heavily tarnish-resistant (it also takes a polish really well). When gold is mixed with other metals to produce alloys, it mixes some of the beneficial properties of gold with the hardness of those other metals. Historically, most gold-cased watches have been either 14k or 18k gold. 18k gold watches are a relatively recent phenomenon, having become popular starting in the early 1980s, when gold prices began to increase, allowing watch makers to add more gold but also increase the prices of their gold watches.In the business world, gold watches have had an interesting history. During the 20th century, it was the goal of many people to work at a company for many years finally to be gifted a gold watch upon reti

Shopping, but don't know exactly for what. Please send me recommendations
I apologize if I seem to ramble, please stick with me. I am shopping for my second watch, and apparently I need help finding what I am after. Currently I own a black Steinhart Ocean GMT. I have been looking at the Hamilton Field watches, but while I like them, I don't think that is necessarily what I am looking for right now. I like simple dials. Simple watches. The Steinhart Ocean GMT is probably as large as I want to go.Then there was something about the Tissot PRC 200 that caught my eye, but it's dial is too crowded for me. And it's quartz. I am looking for an automatic. I've grown a liking to the Lum Tec M39, but it is slightly more than I am looking to spend right now. I would like a watch that I can wear with a leather band, or change it out with a metal bracelet. Here is the gist of what I am after:- Automatic- about 40-42mm case- 22mm lug- simple dial- will look good with either a distressed leather band, or a metal bracelet- NOT looking for a stero-typical diver, my Ocean GMT

Mystery Dive Watch
The other day a customer came in and I know he is an underwater photographer. The watch he had was rated to 1000 meters and was of really high quality. It was helium impervious.The name was Harry/Henry Morgan. It had Morgan in the name at least and I think it started with an H.It was a really nice looking watch and he said he was given it to test it out "in the field". Anyone know what the watch I'm describing is? It was also orange, black and maybe a little turquoise.

Something to think about...
Hello,i just received, yesturday, a new tissot quadrato as a gift from my uncle and boy do I love the watch. HE got it at a retail store. I didn't expect to get this watch as a gift at all, and even told him he could of gotten it much cheaper online, as in canada the watch retails close to 700$ CAD, and buying it online with the currency exchange and shipping he would have saved around 200$. He then told me its worth it as u get the warranty and u just go to the store and they take care of you. I was like ya wtv when buying a watch i just look for the deal.i noticed as i got home that the hand on one of the chronograph was not centred and that even when trying to reset the chronograph, it wouldn't recenter. Also i needed the bracelet adjusted. So I went in today to the store, told them what i wanted and boy was the service good. They fixed the watch on spot, I thought they would have to send it in and all that. Also, they adjusted the bracelet and the sales person helping was smiling a

5450p advanced research
Gents,Been offered a nice example of the above today.Seen it in the flesh. Very nice watch. First owner selling it.How much should it be?It has box and papers, it is very crisp. Only strap needs replacing which is no big deal.Thanks in advance,Eric.