Raymond Weil Maestro Mother of Pearl Dial Green Alligator Leather Ladies Watch 2827-L5-00966

Glash¨¹tte Original Seventies Panorama Date
Glash¨¹tte Original captures the look and feel of a decade that launched numerous design icons with the Seventies Panorama Date. Offered in steel with three dial choices, the 70s look is coupled with the latest in modern watchmaking know-how to create the ultimate time machine. Find pricing and wallpaper inside. The dial, fashioned of German silver, is available in galvanized silver, galvanized ruthenium, or blue. All three versions are shown below. The ruthenium dial offers a sunburst surface, while the silver version is matte. The blue dial features finely graded shading passing from a lighter center to a darker periphery in true 70s style.A subtle yet important design element is the concave sapphire crystal case back which offers a comfortable fit and an excellent view of the caliber 39-47 automatic movement.The well-crafted four-link metal bracelet fits the wrist very well by incorporating another modern design feature: a patented fine-adjustment system that assures perfect sizing.

Introducing: The Zenith El Primero Chronograph Classic
When Zenith wants to, it can really make a compelling watch. Just shown last week at Baselworld 2015, you are looking at the El Primero Chronograph Classic. There isn't much to it, but it's downright perfect. 1 OF 5 The 42 mm watch features a brand new case that Zenith has never before used in any watch. It is thin, and features beautiful extended lugs that hug the wrist in a really elegant way. The entire watch is just over 11 mm thick, and uses a version of Zenith's excellent El Primero movement, here with just two registers and no date. 2 OF 5 The dial here is a bright silver and features running seconds and a 30-minute counter. The look is simple, clean, and absolutely beautiful. The crystal on the Chronograph Classic is slightly domed, and features anti-glare treatment on both sides. The hands in this case are rhodium treated and needle thin, allowing the dial to take center stage. 3 OF 5 Turn the watch over and you see the El

Ball Watch Masthead Photo Contest-Place Your Votes!!!
Welcome to the First WTF Ball Forum Photo ContestPlease help select a photo to adourn our Forum MastHead for the next 6 months.Your vote of a winning photo will earn the lucky person a special Ball Bonus pack, provided by Jeremy Hogan of Ball Watches USA. Prize package includes:2 Ball Coasters1 Ball Mini UV Light1 Ball Lanyard1 Ball Museum Tour T-Shirt1 Ball Magazine Article Reprint2 Ball Handy Watch CataloguesWe will have TWO honourable mention prize packs as well! Consisting of the Ball schwag above, just not the t-shirt as it will be used for our next contest grand-prize winner.*please note: original composition sized photos entries can be viewed at this link: .info/forums/s...ead.php?t=5802So cue the drumroll………..here are the entries!#1 #2 #3#4 #5#6#7#8#9#10#11#12#13#14#15Poll will end on April 16 at 5:00 pm eastern standard time.Click Here to vote: 74.50.21.220/~watch18/forums/...ead.php?t=5850Thank you WTF Members for helping us choose our winners!

Omega movement
If I were to purchase an Omega, which movement should I be looking for and which models would have it? I'm particually interested in the Seamaster series.

Explorer 1 Models (36mm - 39mm)
Think Rolex should have two new models of the Explorer 1:- 39mm with 3230 (chronergy escapement, etc based on 3235)- 36mm with 2232 (syloxi hairspring, etc based on 2236)And I would definitely go for the 36mm (and probably give my trusty 114270 a well deserved vacation)... maybe in Basel 2020?