Rado Men's Integral Jubile Watch

Advice and Info For a Rolex
Hello, maybe some of you will remember me as the 19 year-old who was contemplating purchasing an expensive watch (submariner to be specific). I've still been on this site alot reading stuff I find interesting, I just don't have to much to say because i haven't had too many revelations. Anyways I found this watch that i really like and was wondering if anyone could give me their thoughts/info on it, as you guys and gals know much more about these things than I do. The most important piece of information i'm looking for is a ball-park figure on the price that i could use as a reference point. I've posted a picture and all the information given to me.images.sflmaven/2008.09.18/john/123-1.jpgCAL. 3035CASE REF. #16014SERIAL #7492XXXYEAR ca 1982

Attention Buyers :)
Just wondering PalsWhat the best deal you ever had on a watch was?Buying experience only please. We can work out the gains or otherwise in another thread.In terms of discounts my best deal has to be that De Ville Co-Axial Byzantium. The AD had a sale on in the spring of 2006 and I snapped it up at 40% discount.

Newbie
HiNew kid on the block...I've been lurking across most threads for a month now. After I got stricken with WIS stage 3 perhapsfound myself with a new Invicta and a Citizen Eco drive..can't help myself..It all started last Christmas of 2009 after I got hold of my first Rolex Explorer II with black dial to replace my one year old Tag Heuer Aquaracer...then last month I got another one this time a very simple Omega De Ville (small second) with leather strap.The forum, the reviews and the opinion are really valuable, please keep it coming...I tried some few shots of my Rolex (I don't have a macro lens yet and not even a light box, the photos in this site are way more excellent than what I can offer).Ramje

Spotlight on Longines Admiral
Longines Admiral 24h Ceramic (with second time-zone)Ref:L3.669.4.06.7L3.669.4.56.7Calibre:Self-winding mechanical movementCalibre L704 (ETA A07 171)28'800 vibrations per hourPower reserve of 46 hoursFunctions:Hours, minutes, seconds, date and second time-zoneCase:42 mm, stainless steel with 24-hour graduations on black or grey ceramic bezelScrew-in case backCeramic screw-in crown with protective shoulderDial:Black or grey dialapplied rhodium-plated hour-markers with superlimunova coatingDate aperture at 3 o¡¯clockRhodium-plated hands with superluminova coatingRed 24-hour hand rouge with superluminova coatingWater-resistant:To 100 metresCrystal:Sapphire with anti-reflective coatingBracelet:Stainless steel bracelet with central links in black or grey ceramic, triple folding safety claspPrice:MSRP $3,250Seen online for $2,210L3.669.4.56.7L3.669.4.56.7Longines Admiral Chronograph 24h (with second time-zone)Ref:L3.670.4.56.xL3.670.4.76.xL3.670.4.79.xCalibre:Self-winding mechanical movementCa

the state of meagerness.
after long consideration, i have culled a substantial number of watches from my collection. i'm more a bottom dweller than most, preferring the under-appreciated and un-loved. omega 503, eternamatic 1323u:1914 borgel trench with gallet movement, eternamatic 1438u;hamilton parker b, omega 344;hamilton grant, elgin durabalance 760;