Seiko Coutura Chronograph Grey Dial Two-tone Men's Watch SSC198

Ages with dignity
I just pull this one out and realize how much I like it.Jocke

When to service a Rolex?
It is a bit of a story but I have a Rolex that was purchased in 2003 and has never been worn. Does it still need oiling because the recommended five years has passed? Is there a way to do the oiling without the complete disassembly recommended by Rolex?

How about a De beers watch?
New York¡ªDe Beers is now in the business of keeping time.In November, the diamond giant launched a line of eight men's and women's watches priced between $12,000 and $38,000.Though the watches can be seen on De Beers' Web site, Debeers, they can be purchased only at De Beers retail stores.Called the Talisman line, the design of the watches was inspired by De Beers' Talisman Collection of diamond jewelry.The collection started with the Talisman Suntime Watch. It now includes a range of Swiss-made automatic, manual and quartz watches in white or yellow gold with rough diamonds, baguette diamonds, full pav¨¦-set diamonds, semi pav¨¦-set diamonds or without pav¨¦-set diamonds.De Beers' foray into the watch world is the latest in a series of decisions by the company to diversify.The company opened its first U.S. retail stores in 2005 and just celebrated the opening of its fifth U.S. store, in Washington, D.C. De Beers also has retail stores in New York, Las Vegas, Beverly Hills, Calif., and Ho

Raymond Weil Freelancer
Hey all,Calling on your group wisdom to give me some feedback and info. on the Raymond Weil Freelancer watch.From my research it appears to be a reputable and high quality manufacturer - has anyone heard or have reason to believe otherwsie? Seems to have a good quality to cost ratio with this particular line.I have been trying to determine the movement used and can't confirm if it is using SW200 or 2824 movements. Would anyone know?

Speedmaster Purchasing Help - New vs Used
Hello all, I've decided it's time to pick up another Speedmaster. I've had 2 of the new Speedy Pros with the huge box and strap set before but this time I'm thinking of going with an older 3570.50 to hopefully save a bit. I've sourced a great condition preowned 3570.50 from a trusted seller BUT the watch has an unknown service history. Given the cost of a potential upcoming service ($500-$800), that offsets any savings with buying used and pretty much gets me a brand new Speedmaster. The question is, do I go with the used 3750.50 now at a great savings or just spend the extra and go new?