Seiko Superior Mens Watch SKZ286

iPhone App Smart Enough To Read Watch Names
When "Watch Radar" sent me an e-mail about their new iPhone app that is able to detect the name of a watch just by looking at the dial I was intrigued. Until now we've all had to read the name of a brand on a watch dial to know what it is - but no longer. Finally technology has come to the rescue. Using the camera on your iPhone, the Chinese made Watch Radar app takes a picture of the said watch and uses its whiz-bang technology to scan the internet and read the name for you. Wow! It even goes so far as to pull data from the net and give you some brand history. Now this is the future.Watch recognition has come a long way for sure. Those pesky luxury watch makers usually print their brand names in complicated English, even if the brands themselves aren't based in English speaking countries. No fair! Watch Radar is there to look at your Rolex and tell you that for sure, the name on the dial is Rolex. It can even tell you the model of many watches - now this is progress.At this point I in

Sweet Sunday.
Going with the Greenwich today. It's my last chance to wear it before "guess who" takes it back.I still think this one probably has the coolest engraving I've ever seen.

Buying a Jaeger Lecoultre online -
Since buying a Cartier Santos for my husband I have got the watch buying bug and set my heart on a Jaeger Lecoultre Reverso Duetto. The specific model that I like has proven elusive to track down, and the only online retailer currently claiming to stock it is [non-sponsor name removed]. As I live in the UK and they are in the US I would have to have it shipped here and that is a big risk. Also their quoted price is a lot lower than other suppliers who have sold this model. I've seen dodgy suppliers who say they have a watch in stock, take the money and keep customers waiting for months and I don't want that to happen to me.

one of those VERY high end pieces
About 6 months ago I had the pleasure to 'play' with this masterpiece.Ofcourse not my watch but nevertheless it was a great experience to handle such a thing

Annoyed about AD experience
Hello everyone,I¡¯m new to the forum and Rolexes in general.I have always wanted to start a real collection of these luxury watches and both my wife and I have been very fortunate to receive huge promotions recently which now allow this to become reality. For my first Rolex I really want a BLNR and also concurrently want to get my wife a new Diamond Tag Heuer Carrera. (I know!! BUT she has her heart set on this model when she saw it.) I also want to get her, her first Rolex for our anniversary. I want to be put on the list for a 43 mm sea dweller for myself and a Daytona C for my father as a thank you for all he has done for me in my earlier years to help me get where I am today. Anyways, armed with vast knowledge from TRF as I have been lurking the last year or so yesterday I set out to go try and make deal(s) happen at all of my close dealers to see stock and overall friendliness and try to develop a relationship but quickly realized that this is going to be a lot harder than I