Seiko 5 Automatic Brown Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SYMK25

Milus Herios TriRetrograde Seconds Skeleton Watch Give More To Stare At
This name is not uttered so easily, but the Milus Herios TriRetrograde Seconds Skeleton Watch is an instant classic. It even requires two full breaths to say the entire name, a quality that luxury watches seems to pride themselves on. This long titles does the Milus Herios Triretrograde Seconds Skeleton proud. A quick glance reveals a perfect square tank watch. The perimeter of the face has art-deco fashioned numerals running around a partially skeletionized view of the circular movement. No matter how square a watch is, that vast majority of movements inside these watches are round. Luckily, this movement features an automatic movement which winds the watch as you wear it. Many watches of this ilk possess manually wound watches for two reasons. One, the watch can be a bit thinner, and two, it provides unobstructed viewing of the movement which is at issue in a partially skeletonized watch. The decision to make this an automatic watch increases its everyday practicality, and thus the

Start-up Seamaster After 4 Months
Hi All,I currently own a 2220.80 Seamaster and unfortunately I have been away from home since the beginning of September. I am staying with another family currently and did not want to bring my beloved Omega along. I will be returning home a few days before Christmas and will be starting up my Omega again.It has been sitting there for 4 months and I am wondering if there is anything I should know before giving it a wind?Thanks,

New guy looking for new watch
Hey all, don't know much about watches but I'm looking to get a new one. I have my eye on a hugo boss watch in two different color schemes.06_hbna58019881_999_21.jpg06_hbna58020176_999_21.jpgNothing special, but i'm just looking for a nice looking, simple watch. My question is does anybody know if these are any good? The website doesn't have much information on them, all it says is: "Curved stainless steelStainless steel strapSilver dialUltra-slim caseWater resistant to 3 ATM"Aside from that I was wondering if anyone can tell me if the second hand would move in a sweeping motion or in a clear ticking motion? Also if anybody could recommend watches looking similar to these with a sweeping second hand and that have a nice lume that would be great (under or around $500)

Philadelphia Watch Exhibition
This edited scan from the 9/24/08 edition of the Wall Street Journal. For those in and around Philly, it might be a good stop.

5164 for a small wrist
Smitten with the 5164A, but have yet to try one on. The only AD near me doesn't have it, nor a 5167 to try on for size. I'm worried I may be pushing the limits with my 6.25 wrist.I've looked through all the owner's threads but wrist size is rarely listed. Would love to hear feedback, or better yet, see photos that might help.