TW Steel Sansibar Tech Pirate Black Limited Edition

CHOPARD Red Carpet Collection
The love affair between Chopard and the Cannes Festival has lasted almost twenty years and what an affair it's been! Their relationship has been encapsulated by the Palme d’Or award as we know it now and the glittering Red Carpet Collection which epitomises the glamour of the film world and red carpet flowing down the famous Cannes steps. This half-watch half-flower oozes the sophistication you'd expect of the pairing. Its petals glitter with brilliant-cut diamonds and pink sapphires (including 34 marquise-cut gems totalling 15.26 carats) which unfurl delicately like a creeper around the 30mm white gold case. The dial sparkles with 196 diamonds and two blue dauphine-shape hands track the hours and minutes. The self-winding mechanical movement brings the watch to life whilst a sapphire briolette and six diamonds shimmer on the crown. Price: 169,800 CHF. Sharmila Bertinchopard

Smiths Everest (Timefactors PRS-25) Review
In order to talk about the Smiths Everest watch, one must introduce three brands, two people and one very significant historical event. The Everest, unlike most homage watches, is an homage in name and form, but to two different brands¡­as well as to their historical intersection at the highest peak on Earth. You see, in 1953 when Sir Edmund Hillary and Sherpa Tenzing Norgay made their historical climb to the summit of Everest, they had with them two watches: a Smiths and more famously, a Rolex.At this point in time, Smiths is clearly the more obscure brand. One of the only English watch brands of the 20th century, Smiths designed and manufactured timepieces, including movements, in the UK from around 1945 to some point in the 70's. Since the brand dissolved it is no surprise that Rolex has been able to capitalize on this event, making the fact that a Smith's was on the journey somewhat obscure to the general public.These days, the Smiths name has seen a bit of a resurrection, as it is

Omega Geneve Dynamic
Anyone know if Omega ever used the 1010 movement in the 1960-1970's Omega Geneve Dynamic? I know they've used at least 4 different movements, but just curious if anyone has seen one w/a 1010.thanks!

accurate quartz analog watch
its about school time again and i am looking for a verry acurate ( losses almost no time and the second, minute and hour hand match up very well with the minute and hour markers on the face) analog wristwatch. preferably leather straped. budget $60 and below. ive looked at some brands like casio, timex, armitron and some cheaper seikos. quartz movement. any ideas?

Is this SMP new ...?
This came up on my FB page as a new release...??? The blue is super .omegawatches/collecti...21230445003001