TAG Heuer Formula 1 Black Ceramic Ladies Watch WAH1212.BA0859

Hamilton of the Day: Pocket Watch
Specifications:Hamilton pocket watches were prized possessions in the 1890's when the Hamilton Watch company was founded in Lancaster Pennsylvania. Long unavailable, Hamilton has re-released beautiful hand-wound mechanical pocket watches that are just like the old Hamilton 992B pocket watch. * White enamel face with full numerals and a sub-second hand at the 6 o'clock * Stell "blued" hands just like the original * Yellow Gold Plating * Matching 10" Yellow Gold Plated Chain * Swiss mechanical hand-wound movement (Unitas cal. 6497-2) * Approximate dimensions: 2 inches (52 mm) case width - not including the crown * Limited Edition of 500 Pieces * Individually Numbered, includes a Hamilton Pocket Watch History BookletPic/description: Princeton Watches

Winders and security
I have been toying with the idea of getting a winder, but one of the problems I have is that a winder won't really fit in my safe. Well, not if I want anything else in there too, such as the other watches that don't fit on it, let along anything else.So, if it won't fit then it needs to be left out. But the problem with that is that it is likely to be the more expensive watches that get on the winder, and then they will be the ones just sitting out all the time.I don't live in a bad part of town, and we have never been broken into, although our neighbours have. But why push your luck and have many thousands of $$ of watches just sitting out.What are your thoughts about winders vs. security?

Factoid of the Day 3-25-08
from businessman's etiquette manual:Don¡¯t check your watchThis is my worst habit, one I¡¯m trying to break. You should avoid checking your watch or the wall clock, as it creates an impression that you¡¯d rather not be there (whether it¡¯s true or not). If you do it, you¡¯re giving a clear cue that you are not enjoying present company and it reduces the impression others have of you.

Omega 90's Dynamic
Hi GuysJust joined up and have done quite a bit of reading over the last day or so. So i bought my first seamaster just over a year ago when i was on holiday in my home country and the shop where i bought it from had this old omega watch which caught my eye... a 90's dynamic chrono with a metal strap. I have done some research on it since then and have found a few bits and pieces on the watch itself but not much is out there. I was wondering if any of you guys currently or have previously owned one and what your thoughts on it are. I just found out the watch is still for sale and the shop owner has offered me a pretty good deal on it... Ive seen a few for sale and the price is hard to beat from what other shops are selling them at.heres a pic of the actual watch

Ad charges above msrp
my ad wants to charge me a 3% surcharge if I pay with a cc?is this the norm?