Rado Coupole Classic Automatic Black Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch R22862153

Chopard Happy Sport Chrono on a steel bracelet will delight the women
Powerful, contemporary and trendy. Three words to define the first Happy Sport Chrono on a steel bracelet. With its bold and five lines mobile diamonds decorating the dial, this timepiece will delight the women let go who appreciate chic sport adapted to an active lifestyle.

Sports Timing On The World's Stage
As we know the forthcoming games in Beijing have attracted much controversy as preparations for the opening ceremony draw near. The political ills of the PRC cannot be resolved over a short space of time nor would a stand off yield a desirable resolution since it is the spirit of The Games which would suffer and as John said in a debate on WTF last year that the people of China would lose the opportunity to see what freedom and democracy look like. While we can be assured that the goverment of the host nation would make as much political capital out of The Games, the longer term solution lies not in demanding that sponsors renege on their agreements and ties with the Olympic movement but in a gradual change that can only be brought about by ¡° winning friends and influencing people ¡± much as this seems a slower process. For whatever reasons may lie in the choice of a particular host nation for these Games, it should not detract from the work that goes in to reflect excellence in achie

Your opinion/2nd opinion on 50th Anniv Speedy LE???
Good day, guys!I would say that this Speedy looks great, especially the seahorse's logo, which is (correct me if i'm wrong) the only speedy with this kind of logo stuck there on the dial. And awkwardly, I like the dauphine hands better than broad arrows on this version...pardon my limited knowledge on Speedmasters, but that is how I feel about it, sincerely :D* photo taken from this very forum, on a thread by Houston :)However, this LE production runs up to 5957 pieces, which makes me think "it's tad too many for a LE!". At 5957pcs, wow, that'll be plenty of it around!!!Would you guys comments bout this piece? Is the movement's fine (OMEGA Calibre 1861)?Would it be valued in the future, since there was almost 6000 pieces around?Would love to hear your thoughts soon! :)Many thanks!

New acquisition: Vintage Glycine GMT chrono
Good day to all Glycine enthusiasts. I have just bought a 70's (that's my guess) era chrono that looks a great deal like the Heuer GMT chronos (of the same era) with the Valjoux 72 movement. A similar chrono was also made by Belair, and, in fact, the one that I bought looks exactly like the Belair, i.e. same hands with rounded tips and black and red GMT hand. Before I bought the watch I made 2 elaborated searches to find references to this watch but I could not find any. I'm sure there must be a Glycine fan here who can help me with just a confirmation that, yes, there was such a watch. I am not 100% sure about the movement but the era plus the style and similarity to other chronos from the era strongly suggests that it is powered by a 72. By the way, the purists among you may shudder, but this baby is going straight for a complete overhaul, case, dial hands and all before it comes to me. I'll share some pics once I get it back if you're interested. I have a small collection and have p

Which stainless steel AP ROO would you get?
So if you could pick any stainless steel AP ROO... which one would you get and why? Please assume that this is your first and only AP when making the decision. I'm thinking black face rubber clad... worried that the ss bezel would get damaged rather quickly. Looking forward to everyone's responses.