TAG Heuer Aquaracer WJF1415.BA0589 Quartz Pink Dial 33mm Watch

SKW - great swindle
5 reasons, why do not buy watch on SKW NET1)No contacts are on web pages (except email adress). No possible to contact them.2)The company de facto does not exist. No company uder similar name is not registered in Swiss company register. My swiss friend check it directly in Switzerland. 3)Ireland contact adress is fictitious too. I found all companies sitting on this adress and call to one of them. They does not know SKW.4)They stop to communicate with you immediately, as soon as you want own ordered, paid goods.5)Shortly, everything is one big FRAUD and I loss 900USD. Tomorrow I¡äm going to Police with criminal announcement. I refresh this five points on watch forums every week. This is all, what can I do for next potential customer of SKW.If You like some another information, you can ctc me on: prokop.david@tiscali.cz

In my opinion...
I think every good collection should include a Rolex an Omega a JMO Seiko and/or a Grand Seiko, a great Chronograph, white, black & blue dials, at least one vintage piece, a custom piece, a reliable beater, a German watch, a Casio G-Shock and I'm sure there's a bunch of other categories and sub-categories - but I'm just "opinion-ating" off the cuff Thanks to the forum for adding an endless amount of categories...My point is that I went shopping for a classic G-Shock but apparently this one is tough to find (MS5600BC-1JF):But the search wasn't completely in vain because I bumped into, and bought, this one (Seiko SBPG001)...I don't think this will appeal to all but it really did to me and thus it's my new inbound Believe this model came out in 2009 and also goes by the name "Spirit Digital". Pics to follow Bear in mind that I'm still in the market for a classic G-Shock, a Rolex (probably a Sub - someday) and at least a half dozen other watches half of which I don't know what catego

Future Rolex Classic-best investment watch now?
Let's speculate and have some fun here in selecting our top choice for a watch to buy now that could be a great investment and future classic. Let us know which watch model and why it might appreciate in value/become a future classic.Let's not have any holier than thou answers where people say you should only buy a watch because you like it not because it might be an investment, that is boring and NOT what this post is about.

Username hacked!
Someone is posting a Rolex blnr for sale under my username. What should I do? Something is not right and I certainly do not want anyone to get scammed.

To consolidate, or not to consolidate?
I've been reading how members have been consolidating and I also have been thinking the same.Stopped by the bank today and took a quick pic. In an ideal world I would rotate on a regular basis, but I just don't make the effort to frequent the bank, and will end up wearing the same watch for months on end. I started out as a one watch owner, but this forum is like an all-you-can-eat buffet, and then started collecting but I dont think I'm a collector at heart.Every time I think I'm going to depart with one of these watches, I then have a hard time...but I'm coming around. Lately I've been thinking of selling a couple to fund a PM piece, but then not sure if thats real prudent, as you can see they're all out of production, and additionally all are full sets except for the bart and speedy (145.022-69).Oh, and extra vintage bezel inserts, and bracelets not pictured. geez. lol.Anyone have similar story as to how it pains them to see their beauties squirreled away??Sent from my SM-G920V usin