Seiko White Dial Two Tone Solar Quartz Mens Watch SUP893

Madison Avenue Watch Week 2014 Map & Guide
Sponsored PostDid you know that Madison Avenue in New York City is the largest marketplace in North America for fine watches? There are at least 14 major boutiques that offer high-end timepieces on Madison Avenue from about 55th to 70th Street. In collaboration with the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District and The Wall Street Journal, New York will once again experience the Madison Avenue Watch Week this year from May 5th - May 10th, 2014.2014 is the 4th anniversary of Madison Avenue Watch Week, and will feature special events and exhibitions at the participating boutiques, as well as product debuts and seminars. It is a great way to experience the newest luxury watches of 2014 from many of the world's top brands, from the comfort of Madison Avenue.Participating brands in the 2014 Madison Avenue Watch Week include:AspreyBuccellatiChanel Fine JewelryChopardDavid Yurmande GrisogonoF.P. JourneGeorg JensenHublotJohn VarvatosMontblancOfficine PaneraiPorsche DesignVacheron Constantin

Bulova at Basel: Curves and Space
Bulova came to Baselworld 2016 packing a couple of new, interesting quartz chronographs that left quite an impression. Bulova is very much trying to reinvent themselves these days, looking back at their history of innovation (think Accutron and the world’s first televised ad), adding a new and exciting spark to their design direction. Though they had a lot show at Basel this year, we have two offerings to look at today; one taking a step forward and one a step into the past.Bulova CURVThough they dabble with mechanicals, Bulova mainly produces quartz movement watches. The brand became well known for its Accutron line, which contained the famous tuning fork movement, that lead the way for the quartz technology we have today. Still pushing innovation, they now focus on High Accuracy Quartz (HAQ) movements that few other brands compete with. Now Bulova is looking to make quartz history again with the first curved quartz chronograph movement. The CURV collection of watches boast curv

Please help identify my Omega
around 2000 my uncle gave me an Omega Seamaster Professional. Hes a watch lover and i dont believe he buys fakes. Now the question is, i dont see that watch anywhere with those charecteristics. Ive searched online so many time to see an identical watch but no cigar. So the watch is medium size, not a womans size, nor a full size, it has a white dial, 300m swiss made, looks exactly like the 007 watch, BUT, DOES NOT HAVE A HELIUM GAS ESCAPE VALVE. everywhere online i look and alomost all have a escape valve, anyways, the back of the watch does NOT have the seahorse figure cap thingy like i see online, its glass and i can see the half moon thing that spins and i see the 23 jewls the omega icon engraved in that moon shaped spin thing. Ok hope this helps, because its been driving me nuts, one more detail about it, the noon icon is not a triangle is the double line. the dial has the waves and everything. PLEASE HELP....! Oh its automatic, forgot that little detail hehe

I'm turning Japanese, yes I'm turning Japanese...I really think so! Citizen JDM!
I'm loving these Citizens, and I just wanted to share with you the quality in this lot of watches:Here's the site. I did not buy from here, but it's an excellent reference site for pics on this batch of Citizen watches.¨¦¨¬?¡¤???????¡Â?¨¢1?,CITIZEN ?¡Â¨¬¨²3?¨º?¡À¨ª-¨¤??¨°¨ª? LikeBuyAngelis

Need help - Hamilton Movement
While examining my newly overhauled Hamilton Heyward (see pic below) just back from the watch doctor, I dropped the movment on my dining room hardwood floorI would not recommend this course of action to other Hamilton collectors.I sent the watch back to my watch doctor, and he said the balance staff could no longer be repaired. My only recourse is to get a replacement movement.The movement number on this watch is Hamilton 987-E serial number 4511688. I believe it dates to 1936 or so.Does anyone have a spare movement of this type that they'd like to sell? I like the dial and case of this watch (though the case bezel does show some wear). But I believe it's an original dial and I like the look of the two-tone dial pattern and its patina. So I'd let to get her working again.thanksMark