Philip Stein Signature Classic

Tourneau’s Howard Levitt to Step Down as CEO
Tourneau, LLC has announced that Howard R. Levitt has decided to step down as Chief Executive Officer at the end of 2009. Mr. Levitt will continue to serve on the company¡¯s Board, and he will continue as CEO until a new leader is selected. The company¡¯s Board, with the participation of Mr. Levitt, will identify his successor in the coming months. Robert J. Wexler, Tourneau¡¯s Chairman of the Board, said, ¡°We would like to thank Howard for the significant contributions he has made to Tourneau over the last 18 years. He has been instrumental in the company¡¯s growth and we look forward to his continued participation on the Board.¡±Howard Levitt said, ¡°I have thoroughly enjoyed the challenge of growing the company into a leader in fine watch retailing. We have a great team in place and the company is well positioned for the future.¡±Established in 1900, Tourneau distributes and retails many leading brands, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Omega, Breitling, Tag Heuer, Audemars Piguet,

Piaget Limelight Love Letter Secret Watch For A Perfect Valentine's Day
It's true. Get this watch for your special lady and she won't have anything to complain about. If she does, then I'd suggest giving the watch to another woman...any other woman. Say you are an uptight guy, and saying those three little words doesn't come as easy as you would like. Maybe the whole tone of the Hallmark-iday just doesn't leave a romantic taste in your mouth. Well you can buy your way out of this pickle, because dammit, she is going to expect too many loving words after receiving this gift. So why I am posting this ON Valentine's day? A little to late you think. Well you will need to mull this one over until next year maybe cause it is certainly an investment. Or maybe you didn't get anything yet today and probably need to buy yourself out of?? some femme-anger.This is one of the Piaget Limelight Love Letter Secret watches (pictured is Ref.?? G0A34100). There are slight modifications to this design each year, but you get the idea. Pretty clever little number. The watch cas

About to take the plunge on a Diver
Hi guys,Long time forum reader but wanted to jump in with my first post. I am narrowing in on a long considered purchase of a ROO Diver 15710 with black dial. For me the open case back is the biggest factor vs the 15703 to see the amazing workmanship of the movement, especially as this will be my first 'holy trinity' piece. When I first began scoping out AP I was set on the 15400, but even after trying all three dial colours it never grabbed me the same way as when I first tried on the diver - I almost bought it there and then on the spot !One thing though that I am intrigued about is the price difference (when at full retail at any rate) between the diver and the 15400. In my book the diver, absent the virtually handmade bracelet, which clearly adds to the overall cost of manufacture should be positioned at a lower cost than the diver with a rubber strap. This is further compounded when the difference in dial manufacture method is taken into account, considering the presumed cost to m

Speedmaster Rally band
Does anyone know where I can locate a rally band? Is there a good site that sells omega bands?

patek phillipe - important question
GOOD MORNING EVERY ONE,I AM CONSIDERING INVESTING INTO A VINTAGE 16-250 PATEK WATCH , IT IS A LADY'S SIZE (25 MM) BUT I WONDERED ABOUT THE FOLLOWING ISSUES:- WHEN WAS THE CALIBER FIRST INTRIDUCED ?- IS IT A SOPHISTICATED WATCH COMAPRE TO OTHER CALIBERS ?- WHAT SHOULD BE A GOOD PRICE FOR THE WATCH ?I WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR ALL YOUR ANSWERS ! THANK YOU ALL !Alexander