Seiko Solar Quartz Stainless Steel Men's Watch SNE027

...and another lovely evening, the following day...
Mom and I had dinner at P¨¦trus, which is again (LOL) in Knightsbridge...The food was utterly brilliant, as was the ambience. We had an early reservation at 18:00 which was nice. The service was prompt with many caring waiters to take care of us.I shouldn't be eating so much foie gras but, it was a generous serving (I love it pan fried) although my Aberdeen Angus was no match to the Wagyu fillet I had yesterday evening.We also had the opportunity to meet Marcus, and was given a guided tour of the kitchen as well.I think I'm spoiling my DJ...I may have to use the comfort link if I keep this up

Help me to decide which Hamilton I will buy
Hi guys, I want to buy my first Hamilton watch and right now I'm in the process of browsing the models and comparing their different features. I have chosen a few models, among them are the Khaki King Auto and the Khaki Field Auto, both in SS bracelets and black dial. 40mm both of them as well. I'd tend to buy the King Auto because of the Day and Date feature, (the Field has only a date window) and the crownguards (the Field doesn't have). But on the other hand, the Khaki King is only 50 mts WR...while the Field is 100 mts WR. Now, here goes my question:Is there a big difference between these two WR specs? I mean, I'm almost sure that none of these watches have a screwdown crown, therefore I don't plan to go diving or snorqueling with the one I'll buy. But is there any activity that I won't be able to do with a 50 mts WR watch that I will with a 100 mts WR one? For instance: swimming in the pool, washing the dishes, etc.Thanks for 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

S. Epson Corp. A Seiko Watch?
i37.tinypic/2ez7240.jpgHi,Recently, I purchased a stainless or white metal wristwatch with no name. the case and band does not appear to be of very high quality, but the movement is marked 'JAPAN S.EPSON CORP. Y121E'. I believe it is related to or owned by Seiko. The movement is unique in that it has three batteries and what appears to be a sort of green 'computer board' with contacts. The watch has a green center to the dial with the numbers in a silver ring. The crown only moves the hands, and there is no other outer controls. What do you think this watch is and what other function does it possess?Thank you for any help that you can offer. Regards, Kendle.

Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch help !
I really don't know anything about Omega watches so don't be harsh if I say anything stupid I want to know about the Omega Speedmaster Moonwatch the one with the Sapphire Crystal see through caseback.I saw it today at an AD and I don't know why but it just hit me. I was drooling all over it I always wanted an affordable chronograph watch with a decent quality and a bigger case ( I think it's a 42mm ). So far I've realised that the Speedmaster is a bit of a bargain ! I know that you get a lot of history but I really have no clue about Omega's reliability or quality.Being a hardcore rolex fan I am a bit confused whenever I think about Omega's as I always thought that Omega watches are a step below rolex in terms of quality, reliability etc. ( even though I've heard that they are great timepieces ). So what do you guys think ? Is it really worth it ? By the way what's the retail price for one of those ?I'll check the price tomorrow at the AD but I would like to compare the Greek price wi