Seiko 5 Automatic Silver Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SYMK13

Introducing The Longines Conquest 1/100th Alpine Skiing Chronograph
The ability to time?events to hundredths of a?second?is quite a technological feat. Such recording requirements surpass the needs of the average chronograph-user (who is more likely to?use this complication in more modern ways (e.g. grilling time, decanting time, souffl¨¦-rising time. Heck, maybe even a light?jog if it's not raining). But for the adventurous watch-wearer, especially one who lives on the slopes, Longines is offering the Conquest 1/100th Alpine Skiing Chronograph.Longines has a long history of athletic timekeeping ¨C since 1878, to be exact ¨C and this new model continues that heritage.?The case measures in at 41 mm ¨C modern dimensions, but not egregious. The dial is black with a single applied Arabic numeral at 12 o'clock and eleven applied indexes?with Super-LumiNova coating.The?hands are rhodium?plated, with the red hand swiping at 1/100th of a second when engaged. Subdials include a 30-minute counter at 2 o'clock, a 12-hour counter at 10 o'clock and running seconds at 6

In-Depth: My Thoughts On The Four Watches That Could (And Should) Break $1M At The Phillips Geneva W
Lets get right down to it. There are four watches in Phillips upcoming sale that I believe could, and maybe even should, break $1,000,000. Two of them are from Rolex, two of them are Pateks, two of them are steel, and two of them are gold. What is perhaps even more interesting is that two of them are, in my belief, almost obvious “top lots” and two of them are slightly more under the radar. The Obvious Heavy-Hitters These first two pieces are absolutely incredible watches. They are the things that many of us dream about, and their excellence is universally appreciated by anyone that knows anything about collectible watches. Lot 214: The Rolex Oyster Cosmographer "Albino" Reference 6263 1 OF 17 From Rolex, we have a reference 6263 Daytona “Albino” that was formerly the property of some dude named Clapton. This watch is incredible, arguably within the premier echelons of all Rolex sport models not only because of the C

Merry Christmas!
I just want to say A Merry Christmas to all that celebrate...I know I have SO much to be thankful for this year:2 great parents2 grandmothers that are 95A steady jobHealth&Lots of Friends here at the Forum!God Bless you all!

Factoid of the Day 7-22-08
From the national clock and watch collectors' association website:An Elgin advertisement in 1928 claimed that there were more than 14,418 retail jewelers in the United States and all but 12 carried Elgin watches.

Water resistance check
Hi AllRecently bought a PO which I'm delighted with! It has a co axial escapement meaning service times are lengthened to approx every 7/8 years. My question is regarding the seals, are they ok for this length of time or do they need checking every couple of years or so?and would this have to be sent back to Omega to check? As if yes this would defeat the object of increasing the service times. I'm using the watch for normal swimming ie not diving. Any ideas?Thanks