Seiko Prospex Solar Quartz Dive Orange Dial Men's Watch SNE109

How To Choose What Watch To Buy
The choice of which watch to buy is a deeply personal decision. Even if you own a large collection of timepieces, you've probably carefully considered the purchase of each, as it is a new introduction in your life on your body, and is a very personal accoutrement. The purpose of this article is to help you to learn how to make the decision of what watch to buy.I don't believe that at watches-dealer it is our role to tell you what watch to buy. We aren't here to tell you what you should think is cool, or what constitutes a good-looking watch, or which watches will increase in value. We strongly believe that such decisions should be made by you. We feel that the goal of a watch blog, or any media source, should be to educate and empower an audience so that they can make better, informed decisions for themselves. Doing so will lead to a longer and much more satisfying relationship with any watch (or product otherwise) that you buy.Choosing A Watch Is A Personal ChoiceNevertheless, we unde

I would like to know everyones opinion on whether to redial or leave original.
Please offer up your opinion on whether to redial or leave the dial original. How it affects the watches overall value and how bad or good the condition of the original dial is in your decision to leave original or redial. I have always been curious as to what you experts feel about leaving a vintage watch all original or redial for the cosmetic enhancement of the watch. thanks for your responce

Wrist Check-12/09/2007
I presume we all have the authority to begin one of these threads.This photo is a little busy, I've learned since I shot it earlier tonight, but I'm too tired to do again.I'm learning.

Back from SPA - Seamaster Professional Titanium
Hi guys, I have recently sent my trusty Seamaster Pro Titanium for service with Swatch Group Malaysia. The reason was that it was running out of its usual range of precision and was also out of COSC. After approximately 7 months, I have it back on my wrist, running like new. The reason it took so long was that apparently they had to order some parts from Omega Switzerland. Below are the components changed during that service. It comes with a 2 years warranty from the date of collection which is pretty standard I think. Here it is on its Red leather Omega box. It came back from Spa in it. It is now running on an average of +3 sec per day on my wrist. Overall satisfied with the service. This is a great watch. It is lightweight and is certainly a 'stealth' watch, probably because of its gun metal color and that it sits close to the wrist. The lume is fantastic in the dark...just look at the sword hands. Certainly one of my favorite timepiec

Ref 2499
just in case you didn't catch this hodinkee article, i thought i'd post it here. pretty interesting how a few details can be the difference between $314,000 and $2,750,760 for the same reference.Yesterday in Geneva, Christie's watch department held its spring sale. It made over $32 million dollars, with four inidividual lots bringing in over $2 million each. The Breguet Resonance pocket watch that we showed you previously went for an amazing $4.68m, while the enamel Patek world timer that we showed you here went for over $2.9. But, one watch we didn't show you, a Patek Philippe 2499 in pink gold is the focus of this post, because it seems so simple, and yet it sold for over $2.7million. So, what made this 2499 so special when compared to, say, your average, run of the mill 2499 like this, also in yesterday's sale, that made only $314,000? The devil is in the details, my friends.What made this particular 2499 so valuable is a perfect storm of rare traits. First, is a 'first serie