Seiko White Dial two-tone Ladies Watch SUP108

Christophe & Co. Armill Is $150,000 Self-Powering Smart Bracelet Designed By Pininfarina With Upgradeable Tech
The smart watch and wearables segment is evolving quickly and has us extremely curious to know how the luxury industry will find a space within an area they historically have very little experience - digital technology. New brand Christophe & Co. began with a very simple premise - to create an ultra high-end wearable that incorporated elements of high tech while focusing on exclusivity as a jewelry product for men. The Christophe & Co. Armill is not a watch - which leaves timepiece lovers free to wear their timepieces along side their often one-of-a-kind Christophe & Co. smart bracelet. The debut Christophe & Co. Armill models will be the "entry-level" Virtus, then Orion, and topped off with the ultra ritzy Apollo.I'll get to the technology part in a moment, but I do want to say that Christophe & Co. designed these wearables to incorporate small rotors that charge their batteries like automatic or auto-quartz watches generate power via the motion of one's wrist. Chr

I'm going to ask an honest question and I want an honest answer?
Yesterday I bought myself a new watch a Casio pathfinder, I have not bought a new watch in months, So when I saw it I was'nt all exicted about it at first but after a day it's staring to grow on me even though it's a digital not an analog. I keep saying to myself everytime I walk into a jewlery or department store that I will not buy anything. But the thing is I'm starting to get board with buying watches, I'm not saying I'm going to stop all I'm saying is I need to take sometime and just stop buying for a while, I'm still going to be around just to vist and post advice and help any way I can. So do any of you guy's feel the same way?

Would you trade down?
Dilemma time.I have the 2015 speedmaster 57 with the broad arrow hands.Great watch. Keeps great time.The dilemma is that I've always wanted the moonwatch and it's been bothering me.Ideally I would keep both, but I think I only want only one chrono. If I'm going to have one chrono, I feel that it needs to be the speedy pro.We all know what makes the speedy pro so great. It's an icon and I think it's more versatile than the 57 and it sits a bit better since the 57 is pretty thick.The 57 is objectively the better watch though. Column wheel chrono, co-axial, date, 100m water resistance.The moonwatch has been eating away at the back of my mind for the last 2 years.Not sure what to do.

GMT 16710 purchase decision. Can you help me?
Sorry if this has been addressed already, couldn't find a thread in the search box. I have the opportunity to buy a 16710 (mid 90s) for 7k, watch only with a local jewelers appraisal. Not sure what to do, seems a bit high and also wondering, with all the speculation surrounding a possible unveiling at Baselworld of a new GMT 'coke' next week, if indeed a SS coke is presented, do you think it will affect the prices of these 5 digits 16710? Am I paying too much for this watch? Have not seen the watch in person but it's on oyster and I am pretty sure it has been polished in the past although from the pictures the seller sent me, it does not look overly done. Any insight would be greatly appreciated

Rolex Service in Austin?
Any of you in the Austin area have a service shop you can recommend? Did a quick forum search but didn't see anything. Thanks!Brady