Technomarine Locker Chronograph White and Pink Silicone Unisex Watch 112014

Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 1: Entry Level Luxury
Welcome to the first of three articles that offer an overview for watch newbies on what to look for when getting a new watch. Esteemed watch expert readers are going to be familiar with much of what I am talking about, and I encourage your personal additions to the list. For others, I hope to help guide your watch purchase decisions and discuss information that many of us take for granted. Too often am I presented with questions about what watch people should buy, or what makes a watch good. I simply cannot review the hundreds of watch brands and thousands of styles with each person - what I can give people is a general overview of what to look for and ask about, given your budget.Let me first say, these lists will not discuss complications (functions) that watches have. It doesn't matter to me whether you are looking for a chronograph (stopwatch), perpetual calendar (does not need to be adjusted very often), GMT (24-hour hand for a second time zone), or otherwiseThese three lists will

5070 does not charge - HELP NEEDED
Hello everybody,How do I charge a 5070 PP watch?

A Pet Peeve about Breitling
Ok, a slight pet peeve I'd like to get off my chest.As most of you know, I love the Breitlings Almost everything about them is A+, or least A-...However, there is one item that really drives me nuts. Why is the dial on the Olympus's in French??? OK, granted, I rarely don't know the month, and usually know the day but still.. It would be so nice to see that info in English. Every time I set it I have to remember which is which.. It's definitely not something I can glance at to get the info off of..After a phone call to BUSA I was told that yes - it's only available in that one language...Almost every other brand offers a few languages for their calendar models, so why not Breitling? Any ideas anyone????

Chromium Plated Nickel
Sea Rover (1960) and Sea Rover B (1961) Chromium Plated Nickel/ssbSea-Scout (1959) and Sea-Scout B (1961) Chromium Plated Nickel/ssb

Sub Went on an Adventure
Here's how the day starts....Standard morning except the kids don't have school so they are sleeping in. I get up and jump in the shower, some new bar of soap in there, smells nice. Seems it's going to be a good day. Hop out, dry off, start getting dressed and head to the bedroom for my wallet and whatnot. Go to the nightstand for my five day old Hulk, yep, it's not there. Slight panic sets in, but it has to be around here somewhere. I have a new carpet coming in a week or two so there have been samples floating around the house for a few weeks. I've been resting my watches on those at night, dumb I know but my watches appreciate it. Where my Hulk one rested there is a rock. Not any rock, but a paperweight rock with Dad You Rock painted on it from a father's day a few years ago.I love that rock, but it's not my Sub. I look around, it's not anywhere. Not on the floor, under the bed, on my dresser, even checked the baseboards, maybe it fell in there somehow. It's nowhere, got