Seiko Neo Sports White Dial Two-tone Men's Watch SKS447

Covering #SIHH: A Social Media Overview On Sharing A Major Watch Show
This article is by Kristin Kramer who is typically on the back-end of watches-dealer but has taken the time to share a recent interesting experienceSIHH watch week in Geneva, the third week in January, has become an exhilarating, exhausting onslaught of watch love, filled with astounding, jaw-dropping displays of design, engineering and skill found at SIHH, the Geneva Time Exhibition (GTE) and in hotels along the Quai des Bergues where independents display their wares.? It's a mind-blowing wrist-candy assault of the senses, bringing joy to the hearts of watch lovers everywhere - who can be there.Let's Bring Watch Week to You, But How...?I'm not a "Facebook Person." Here's proof:Prior to taking the Facebook page over for watches-dealer, I had never posted a Facebook picture, except accidentally by phone in a pool hall, and I am often loathe to the seemingly endless stream of cat and baby photos, motivational quotes, Huffington Post articles and George Takei shares.? Privacy concerns; ti

Omega SMP Price Question
Hi all, I have been saving to purchase an Omega SMP 2220.80 for about 18 months. This will be my first luxury watch purchased by me. My Dad gave me his vintage Navitimer 806 after I graduated from college, which I really enjoy wearing. The Bond watch, however, is one of the nicest watches I've worn or seen. Anyway, back to my question. I am planning on purchasing my watch from either Jomashop or Alan Furman. Currently, Jomashop has this watch in stock and advertised for $1995 (39%) off retail. I have watched the price fall from $2300 over the past couple of months. My question, should I grab it now at that great price, or do any of you believe the price will continue to fall as a result of the economy? Or is there some other reason why the price might be declining? Thanks for all your help!

Vintage Model - 1930-34 Gladstone
Hamilton Gladstonecatalogued 1930-1934available in green gold fill 1930 & 1931, yellow gold fill 1932-1934, white gold fill 1930-193416,501 manufactured in white gold fill, 4,629 manufactured in green gold fill, unknown for yellow gold fill17-jewel 987 movementluminous (most common) or black enamel figure dial (very rarely seen)28mm wide x 38mm over the lugs18mm strap

Omega logo Ω on Speedy Hesalite crystal
The Speedmaster Hesalite (acrylic) crystal has a tiny Omega logo Ω on it, right in the very center. Look closely and you can see it.

rolex for 50th
So many years ago, 2000, I got a DateJust (Im not actually sure if its 34/36 but its one of those) with jubilee bracelet champagne face and roman numerals.This year will be my 50th and everyone is asking what to do.. I'd rather they put the money together towards something I can keep with me like a watch.Thing is... which?Back then I chose the datejust because it was to me the classic rolex. Nowadays I wonder if a submariner 116610ln would've been a more classic choice. Certainly I'd rather a 40mm than a smaller one.So I asked a few ADs about getting a 116610ln for november and they pretty much laughed.I've been on all the lists in the north west uk since last summer and not one call back.Whilst appreciating this is personal taste.... any suggestions for perhaps easier to get hold of models? My feel for the 116610ln was that it was an easier every day wear than the datejust whilst being a classic. What I don't want is something that looks flashy and wonderful the day I get it but a fe