Rado Coupole Classic Automatic White Dial Two-tone Ladies Watch R22862022

Omega posts Quantum of Solace limited to its website
It's now official: LINK I know for a lot of this we're talking "old news" here. But others like things confirmed through channels (include me in that lot).And this is interesting both for what it includes and what it does not. First, reference number 222.30.46.20.01.001 is how it will be designated, and it's housed in a 45.5mm case. Yet still no details on just how "limited" it's going to be.As I find out more I'll keep you updated on my blog [link].

Vintage Illinois Spotlight - Ritz
Next in the collection, From the TOP 10Most "Collectible" Illinois Wrist Watches.#2 The 1928 "Ritz"Also known as the "VALEDICTORIAN" (when it came with a metal bracelet)FRONT:Case #210width 28mmwidth with crown 29mmwidth lug to lug 16mmlength 30mmlength including lugs 35mmFF Rarity: 1 out of 6 (6 being the rarest)FF Value: $450 to $105014k gold FillMovement size 6/017 jewels (607)"TRIPLE SIGNED"(Serial numbers match)Price New $42.50RJ007 Notes:-A must have for Illinois collectors-Pop up on ebay about once every 2 months (go quickly!)-Fred rates them at 1, but these are not that easy to come by these days-The Tiered stepped center section in yellow is generally set against the white gold filled tonneau- shaped bezel and dial. -It has Egyptian numbers in bold black usually against a white sparkle dial. -This watch was inspired by the discovery ofKing Tut's Tomb and is prized by Illinois collectorsfor its unique and unusual design.-There is also a white sparkle version with Arabic numbers

10inchs of snow and still snowing!
here in Minnesota we are getting dumped on there is nothing to do here but shop online , I think i already cleaned out my back account buying watches.

Nice bday gift to myself
Happy birthday to me :) Nah, just coincidence that I got this on my bday.Anyhow, my first AP. In a span of 24 hrs, I went from thinking about a VC Overseas, to a 15400, and then the dual time caught my eye (a big thank you to DavidSW).Stunning watch - love the dial.

At Long Last!
I¡¯m aware it¡¯s a bit of a read, but I¡¯d love to share my story:I've had a love for watches for quite a while now. From $150 Diesel watches to my Squale 20 Atmos that I've worn lovingly for the past few years, the goal was always the same: a Rolex submariner. I grew up constantly eyeing my father's 16613LB. I recall at one point, long before I was old enough to realize the severity of my careless action, I put his watch on while he wasn't home, and proceeded to run around playing outside with my neighbor. I can still remember the look of his jaw dropping as he pulled into the driveway and I came running up to him to show off his watch on my wrist (still surprised he didn't kill me back then).At long last, my own turn has finally come. I made the mistake of lurking on TRF a while back, which only fueled the fire. I made it a point to begin saving up. Back in August, I hopelessly walked into an AD (#1) and asked about the Hulk. Naturally, they didn't have one in stock, but I gave them my