Tissot T-Classic Dream White Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch T033.210.11.013.00

Luminox Sentry: Light Technology at a Light Price
Invented in the United States and made in Switzerland, Luminox Light Technology lets a watch glow continuously for at least 25 years. Now its available in a new collection called the Sentry, attractively priced at just $225 MSRP, making the same technology used by SWAT teams, Navy SEALS, Stealth fighter pilots, ATF agents and other professionals around the world available to everyone. The Sentry was created to bring more affordable prices to the general public, and it will be offered by sporting and outfitting retailers in particular. The Sentry is still equipped with the famous Luminox Light Technology (LLT). The Sentry line sports a retro cushion shape and 3 available dial colors – black, white, and dark olive gray. This quartz watch has a carbon-reinforced polymer case with a polyurethane strap. It features oversize hour numbers at 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10, with LLT on every other hour at the remaining hour number locations, plus the hands, so there are tubes at 8 rather than 14

Vintage recommendations?
Hello,I'm interested in purchasing a vintage Omega. I like the look of the De Ville Military Winding Watches. Does anyone have an experience with these? Would you recommend them as a nice, reliable vintage watch?Also, I've been looking on the 'bay and have found a couple of really nice looking ones, but I'm hesitant to purchase because of the possibilities of fakes. Are there any buyers that are known to Omega collectors as being highly reputable? Is it safe to purchase from overseas sellers, such as Singapore?My apologies for the abundance of questions, but I really want the purchase of my first Omega to be a great experience. Thanks!

Helvetia/General Watch Co.
I've got my eye on a vintage Helvetia watch. In my Internet searching I'm not turning up much information about the company and watches. Can anyone point me to some good sources online or otherwise? Thanks.

Ingenieur Automatic Mission Earth - IW323601
Since the reintroduction of the IWC Ingenieur in 2005, I was never sure if I liked the new case or not. There were times the watch spoke to me, but it failed to grab me. Last year, IWC introduced the Big Ingenieur (~46 mm) with the 7-day movement. That watch did nothing for me and I wasn't sure the bigger case did justice to the shape. This year, IWC discontinued the 42 mm Ingenieur and introduced two new models. The 45.5 mm Big Ingenieur Chronograph and the 46 mm Automatic Mission Earth.Several weeks ago, I tried on the chronograph and really liked it. In-house movement with 68-hour power reserve which was first introduced in the Da Vinci Chronograph. Yesterday, I finally was able to try on the Automatic Mission Earth (caliber 80110) and was immediately taken by it. This watch has so much presence and value, it cannot be beat. The US retail prices are $7700 with a bracelet and $6900 with a rubber strap.

Anyone from Omaha, Ne.
I'm thinking of selling my 114060 to fund a 14060m problem is, I have never seen one in person. Kinda difficult for me to make the decision. I would like to meet up with someone who has a 14060/14060m 4 liner. Talk watches have a beer or coffee.