Seiko Core Solar Black Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SUT249

Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Chronograph Watch
Jaeger-LeCoultre has been riding a wave of high praise in the wake of their SIHH announcements of vintage-inspired watches, such as the Tribute to Memovox Deep Sea of 2011 and the Tribute to Deep Sea Chronograph?from earlier this year. While we like tributes as much as the next guy, we really like it when a watch manufacturer, especially one as well-regarded as JLC, can dig deep and create something that stands on its own. Case in point, the Jaeger-LeCoultre Deep Sea Chronograph, a more modern and practical variation of the winning formula that gave birth to the Tribute to Deep Sea Chronograph.[youtube youtubewatches-dealer/watch?v=1LPjB_U-8ao]This 42mm dive-ready chronograph features a number of changes over the 40.5 mm Tribute design we saw earlier this year. The vintage lume has thankfully been replaced with crisp white SuperLumiNova, the two register display has been upgraded to to a trio of matched sub dials and the fixed bezel of the vintage-inspired model has been swapped out in

Oris distribution for US and Caribbean
Just a FYI for those who didn't read, my stopped Oris thread.I'm out of the loop and this change was initiated Aug 5 of 2010.Oris creates U.S. subsidiary, names Geronimo CEO | National Jeweler

WTF Mascot Roadtrip!
We're on the road and this is our trip so far. Mostly it's just pics of Chicago. We left after I got out of work last Friday at 3pm but last minute errands and dinner kept us in town until around 5:30pm and we only ended up somewhere in Indiana. We made it to Chicago early this afternoon and went straight to Willis Tower. A new tennant bought the naming rights to the building and it's no longer called Sears Tower. Other than the good time we had at the Willis Tower Sky Deck I'd say that Chicago was a bust for us. Too crowded for my taste. We had wanted to go to a specific restaurant but drove around for at least half an hour trying to find parking and couldn't so we scratched that and decided to try our luck at the Magnificent Mile. Same result...no parking. We decided to leave early and ended up somewhere in Wisconsin. We will make it to Deadwood sometime tomorrow. I'll update more when we get there. In the meantime, here are some pics to hold you over. Enjoy!Here is a pi

Guidance on selling prices for these two Patek's - 5711A & 5127R
What price would you put on these two pieces with a view to selling?Patek Philippe Nautilus 5711A B&P's from 2012 bought originally in the UK in good condition? I wore it everyday, so shows signs of wear.AndPatek Philippe Calatrava 5127R box and archives, from 2006, not originally from the UK and fitted on a pin buckle.

5159
Greetings TRF,After thinking a rather long time about the next timepiece I'd review I thought I'd give this model a try. Given that it is the only Grandes Complications model I've had the chance to actually handle and that it is a model I particularely love I think the choice was quite the no-brainer (besides, I hope one of our friends around here who happens to own one will chime in to give his opinion on it...).Today's review: the Patek Philippe 5159- The case: The watch's first forte, the officer's case is a wonderful asset of this timepiece. Everything on it gives you the feeling that you have a vintage watch on your wrist: the big round crown, the straight lugs with their screws replacing the usual springbars and, when you take a look on the other side, the gold hinged dust cover hiding the sapphire crystal case back that displays the movement. I must admit I used to feel a tad strange while looking at such lugs on watches as I thought they were cut too roughly off the case but th