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Limes Endurance 1Tausend Diver Watch: Spirit Of German Submersion
Say "1Tausend" out loud and you have an instant German accent when saying "one thousand." This is not only the name of the new Limes (pronounced "lee-mez") diving watch, but also how deep it can resist water pressure. Are you going to be diving that deep? No, but Germans like to brag about their fortitude, and now so can you. With a very "Sinn" like styling, you can have a highly refined and functional diving watch for a fair price.Limes does something special among smaller watch makers, and that is make their own cases (which are usually sourced out). This gives them the ability to ensure high quality and release some interesting designs. The Endurance 1Tausend Diver Watch has an unmistakable look, even though it shares the appeal of many modern German diving watches. The face is well done providing each piece of numeric information without taking away from simple legibility. Limes does this by placing the hour, minute, and luminous hour indicator all in the same liner space. The thre

Antiquorum.com Holds Auctions For Rare And Valuable Watches: Worth It For The Pictures
While eBay is my perennial auction favorite, technically (and legally) speaking, eBay holds no auctions, they merely facilitate auctions between private parties. Regardless, it is my opinion that eBay is the juggernaut of the internet private sales system. However, sometimes you want to indulge in the pomp and circumstance of a traditional auction. Which can be quite exciting for the right type of person. At least you can enjoy the fancy item displays and pictures.Antiquorumwatches-dealer is like Sotheby's for watches (although Sotheby's probably auctions watches as well). Antiquorum holds live (traditional) and online auctions all over the world for passionate watch lovers for watches ranging in the hundreds to the many many thousands. If you have a rare or highly desirable timepiece, it is probably worth going through Antiquorum to get the right audience of potential buyers. Antiquorum of course will take a fee, and probably charge you for "appraisal," but it is all part of the proce

Rolex bracelets
I have a jubilee two tone now for my date just and I would like to look in to getting a oyster two tone for it, does anyone know where to look online for authentic rolex bands?

Not much on Movado
I know that this question has been asked hundreds of times but I wanna hear first hand why Movado isn't a discussed brand. I own a two-tone Movado Museum Watch (model no. 605910) that I got as a gift a while ago, it's not the GREATEST watch I own but it's a nice dressy watch. At first I was turned off by the simple design, and how much you have to pay for just two hands and a dot, but once I received one I decided I'd give it a chance and wore it anytime I had to wear a suit. Weddings, business, whatever. I think it keeps good time and is pretty easy to read. Most of the museum dials are quartz, but there a lot of automatics. And the brand has been around for some 200 years and the Museum Watch is the first watch to be in the Museum of Modern Art (hence the name, Museum watch), which no other brand can say. They're a descent brand who makes some pretty nice watches. And although they're a bit overpriced, they are real nice and (some) are worth the money. So why isn't Movado talked abou

AP 15202ST Dial Question
Hi, All. I recently purchased my first AP from from a forum member, a Royal Oak 15202ST (39mm jumbo). It arrived today, so I spent some time examining it. Owning Rolex, I've become accustomed to looking at perfect dials. Today while admiring the tapisserie dial, I felt that something was off. So, I picked up a 10x triplet and got a better look. This is what I saw. Notice the alignment of the Audemars Piguet text.It looks like the Audemars Piguet text is crooked. You can see the recessed area for the printing isn't square with the tapisserie.I've got a few questions.Is this fairly obvious imperfection something I should expect?Is this typical of AP?Should I be concerned about this watch? Does this call its authenticity (in whole or in part) in to question?I've see some pictures of other 15202STs and noticed that the date wheel font is different. Can anyone confirm that mine is the same or different as theirs?Thanks for you input.