Seiko Solar Black Dial Two-Tone Stainless Steel Ladies Watch SUP203

Panerai Luminor Composite 1950 3 Days – 47mm
One of the hits at SIHH 2010 was Panerai’s Radiomir Composite Marina Militare. For 2011 Panerai presents a new Special Edition in that sought-after material: the Luminor Composite 1950 3 Days – 47mm. The new piece combines the lightness, strength and durability of Panerai Composite with the new hand-wound P.3000 caliber, which is designed and produced in the Officine Panerai manufacture in Neuchatel. Look inside for pricing, availability dates, and wallpaper.Like last year’s Radiomir, the Luminor 1950 case in Panerai Composite measures 47 mm in diameter, a classic size for Panerai watches, and it has a durable, unique matte brown appearance. Made of the same material are the bridge protecting the winding crown with the classic clamping lever and the round bezel which surrounds the sapphire crystal with anti-reflective treatment. Water-resistant to 100 meters, the case has the polished crystal back which enables the movement to be seen.The spare dial too is dark brown

Christophe Claret Poker Watch Preview: Real Texas Hold 'Em On Your Wrist
The Poker watch by Christophe Claret is a mechanical timepiece that you can play actual poker with. This follows the innovative brand's Blackjack 21 and later Baccarat gaming watches for the ultimate horological and casino aficionado. It is hard to believe that it has already been two years since Christophe Claret debuted his Blackjack 21 watch (hands-on here) in 2011. The watch used a complex system of discs and patterns to allow you to play blackjack with the watch - with the watch being the dealer. Christophe always intended to follow-up with a watch that you could play poker with and for 2014, it is here.The Poker watch will take everything a step further and allow the user to play a full game of poker with the watch. We don't have all the details now as the watch will be fully debuted shortly, but the Poker should live up to Christophe Claret's original promise of producing a complete set of mechanical gaming watches starting with the Blackjack 21 and perhaps ending with the Poker

Ingersoll- Chinese movements?
I came across the Ingersoll Men's Automatic Stetson, model # IN6901WH, and I really like the style of it. I've wanted a watch with a power reserve and retrograde dials for awhile now, and it happens to have both. I refuse to buy Chinese made watches however, and if the movement in this watch is Chinese, that's a deal breaker. Does anybody know any details on the 'caliber 645' movement in this watch?

Start of 2010 - State of the collection
Hi, whilst off work due to the bad weather, I have been messing with the camera and thought I'd share some pics of my current collection with you all.This will be a great reference for me so that by the end of 2010 I will be able to see what I have acquired or sold (which is usually to sell everything and replace it all :D )These are all the working watches that are worn on a regular basis. I do have some others that don't really get a look in and/or do not work:Rolex ND Sub:Lanco Popular:Heuer 1000M Quartz:Rolex Oysterdate Precision:Frederique Constant:Adanac (Marathon/Gallet) Military:Dugena Caribbean 200 Chrono:Damasko DC56:Stowa Seatime:One of the only watches I know where the second hand has been lumedVintage Omega (Dennison cased)Tag Heuer Super Pro 1000MVintage Leonidas (Unitas movement)Lator Chrono:Parnis:CWC G10:Thanks for looking - Now let's see what 2010 brings!Mark

Crown problem .
AP owner, is crown problem is a common for AP watches ?So far I had 3 AP watches that has the same problem .. crown.The Crown, you can keep winding it after adjust the time and cant be locked.Happened to my previous GP, RG and my new GP. Never had any problems with other my other brands, and also I hardly wore these watches since I always rotate my watches on the weekend wear only.I asked AP Clearwater and they never can give me the answer.