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Nautica NSR 100 & NMX 650 Budget Friendly Diver Watches
When writing about less expensive watches I aim to ensure that budget options are fun and useful. Taking a host of design cues from both popular Swiss and Japanese dive watches, these two new collections from Nautica aren't too bad at prices which are likely to be under $300 each.What you are looking at is actually two different models. One is the Nautica NSR 100 and the other is the Nautica NMX 650. Both watch families come in a range of colors, but the NSR 100 seems to have a few more options and is the less expensive of the two. The NSR 100 watches are 44mm wide in steel with plastic bezels. The crystals are mineral glass and the cases are water resistant to 100 meters. The NSR 100 is typified by a larger crown and bright colors (aside from the black version) with matching dials, bezels and straps. The straps are actually silicone. I don't have a problem with silicone straps for the most part (aside from the fact that they get really dirty with ease), and you'll notice that people u

A. Lange & Sohne 165 Years - Homage To F.A. Lange Collection: Tourbograph "Pour le Merite," Lange 1 Tourbillon, And 1815 Moonphase Watches
Earlier this year A. Lange & Sohne announced a limited edition collection of (even more) decorated watches as homages of the 165th anniversary of their founder, Ferdinand Adolph (F.A.) Lange. In 1845 Mr. Lange moved from Dresden to the nearby small mountain town of Glashutte. As Lange likes to see it, history was then born!The 165 Years - Homage to F.A. Lange Collection includes three watches. They are not new watches per se, but done with unique treatment. Each on a new gold color called "honey gold." More on that in a sec. The watches each have guilloche engraved dials, which is rare for the brand these days.? First is the Tourbograph "Pour le Merite," then the Lange 1 Tourbillon, and finally the quite new 1815 Moonphase watch.Honey gold is a new 'invention' by Lange. It is a novel gold alloy that has a honey color to it. The warm look of the gold is unparalleled. It has a light brass look to it. Plus, it resembles the patina that the German silver (not actually silver) gets on i

New to the Rolex Forum and a Long Story To Tell
Hi as some of you may or may not know my father pasted away going on 3 months ago (Condolences are very much appreciated but are not needed as I know how you all feel and thanks) and about a month ago I was just starting to go through his belongings and the very first thing I came across was his 3 favorite watches to wear which were a Gallet Multichron Pilot Chronograph that he had wore so much that the crystal was discolored and cracked and his had stop wearing it, The 2nd was Breitling which turned out to be a fake but I desided to keep it because it keeps immaculate time and it was the watch my dad wore most, The 3rd was a Rolex Datejust, Actually he had 2 one of which was a obvious fake and I tossed it in the garbage, The 2nd one was not so obvious but after some investigating I discovered it was also a fake and I was going to keep it anyways but before I knew it was a fake I had joined TZ-UK and had posted a picture and I had said right off the bat "I know nothing about this brand

A few Inge shots (again)
Sorry guys,I hope you don't get bored with my pictures:And a few wrist shots that show how different the watch and the dial are depending on the light:Kind regards,Cinq

Swiss Watches
I'm interested in buying a Omega branded watch. The question is after the warranty period, can I bring my watch to a watchmaker to get it fix/ service?Or Watchmakers cannot fix a watch because of limited parts. Do you have to return to Swissland?