Rado Women's Sintra Automatic Watch

Introducing: The Montblanc Heritage Chronometrie Annual Calendar Chronograph, A Very Serious Watch F
Today is the first working day of the year so we'd thought we'd hit you with something hot to get things going for 2016. This is the brand new Montblanc Heritage Chronométrie Annual Calendar Chronograph, and it's beautiful. It'll be officially unveiled two weeks from today at SIHH 2016 but we have some preliminary details today, and man, I think this could actually be in the running for my favorite watch of the show, before it even begins. Why? It's an annual calendar and a chronograph – and a good looking one – for a price that you kinda can't believe. 1 OF 2 Montblanc Heritage Spirit Orbis Terrarum World Timer, announced December, 2014. First, let's examine how and why this watch exists. Jerome Lambert was once the CEO of Jaeger-LeCoultre (and A. Lange & Söhne, for that matter), and while at JLC he brought out some absolute killer watches – but for today's conversation, the May 2013 release of an in-

Datejust ca 1982
Anyone know if white gold and steel datejust's from the early 80's is increasing in value or decreasing?

SMP model 2255.80.00 running fast
Hello everyone,First of all, I want to thank everyone here in this great forum for all the great information and wonderful photos. You have all had great influence over the watches I have purchased in the past few years.I currently have a SMP model 2255.80.00 that started running roughly 2-3 hours fast, and want to send it in for repair. I just located an Omega repair facility very close to my home in La Grange, Illinois.I was wondering if anyone here has used their services and what their experience was with them. I would also be grateful for any other recommendations regarding other Omega repair facilities.Any information that you could provide would be appreciated.Thanks in advance!Geoff

Vintage Gold Seiko
So I dug up my Dad's old Seiko that he gave me and snapped some pics for fun:Here's what I know about it:-My Mom bought it as a wedding present in July 1971-Front says:SEIKOautomaticDX17 JewelsAt the bottom of the dial, barely readable, it says JAPAN 6106-6019P (last letter could possibly be R)-Caseback says:SEIKO6106-6007074106-Strap says:Hong Kong100% stainless steelKreisler-When I shake it it runs fine, and although the bracelet is a little too small which keeps me from wearing it for a whole day, it has been keeping time for the past few minutes I've had it out. This is somewhat impressive, as I seriously doubt that it has been serviced or opened for the past 40 years.I'm interested to see if anyone knows anything about it or how much it may be worth (not that I would sell it). Also as a side note, how much would it cost to give it a service? I think at some point I will be obliged to give it a tune up, as it is a family heirloom.Thanks for looking!

Trying out a new look on my First Love!
This Milgauss was my first love, I have had it for about 5 yrs and decided to try out a leather band. I looked around and I decided to go with this first because I also like the Everest and the RubberB bands, but before I spend that much money on a strap I want to make sure that I¡¯m going to like the feel of it without the Oyster band. I know that SS bracelet is the ultimate way BUT! Let¡¯s try something different just for fun! I¡¯m open to suggestions and thoughts........Let me have it.....Thank you in advance for your feedback.......