Tissot T Race Chronograph Orange Silicone Strap Ladies Watch T0482172705700

Anything definite on the 2254.50's replacement?
Hi Gang - I couldn't find a definitive answer. If the answer is in the forum and I overlooked it, my apologies.Does anyone know the replacement number (or if it's even been determined) for the 2254.50?I work as a business consultant and the owner of one of the businesses that hired me is giving me my choice of Seamasters as a bonus!! I'm hoping the next generation of 2254.50 is available.Thanks in advance!

OT: New DeskTop PC or Laptop replacement PC, which would you choose & why?
hello again guys,I'm kicking this around some, and with so many choices in both new Desktops or a replacement for a Desktop (17.3" Laptops); I'm wondering what you use?And what you would suggest & why?Thanks in advance, Jimmy

Update- Time for a change. "this or that?" thread re: Omega PO vs GO vs IWC etc
Gents, I think I am getting the itch for a new daily driver. My Breitling Steelfish does "9 to 5" duty right now. It's a good piece. I like the size and heft, strong lume, seemingly strong metallurgy (it's got very few dings even after 3 years of hard wear ), a world-beater bracelet, and just enough swag factor. I work in a high-end sales environment and a good watch is, for better or worse, part of the uniform. It's recognizable enough to pass muster with my clients, but it's also *not a Rolex*. Note- I respect Rolex but an honest 40-50% of the guys in my line of work seem to wear a Sub or GMTII or whatever. Anyhow...My problem is that the styling on this watch is getting a bit dated, IMO. The huge bezel seems to crowd out the dial. The bezel itself is also very busy/bumpy/crowded, although the rotation action is great, as is the domed crystal. For a new daily-use watch, I would like something in the 42-45mm range, on a very good bracelet. I *think* I prefer a basic diver's style form

"Return to Country of Origin" and other tips for international shipping
Today I accidentally had to deal with TNT Couriers over a dumb parcel at work. Basically, a "smart" secretary ordered a few items from UK delivered to Switzerland, despite the fact from the very beginning they had to go to UKAnywhoo, at the end we didn't have to pay any import duties in Switzerland, nor similar in the UK, as the TNT guy marked the parcel as "Return to Country of Origin".So, I am in Switzerland and mad about watchesguess how I put above in context? My question to you is the following: If I buy a swiss-brand watch (say a Rolex) from the USA, pay by Bank Wire and request it labelled with "Return to Country of Origin" - would that mean that no import/VAT duties will be required? Would that in some way put at risk the insurance value of the shipment?Have you come across similar "backdoors" to the shipping system which allow you to safely send items - properly insured, but cleared of import/VAT? Thanks for sharing your thoughts

Croton "Aquamatic" vintage Swiss Automatic Yard Sale Find.Need some info and feedback
I went to a yard sale today, and among the cheap trinkets, Timex's and broken Fossil watches was this lonely little Croton sitting at the back of the table. I've never heard of it before, but what interested me was "Aquamatic", I haven't heard of the name before. It looked old, and I paid 5$ for it.Getting it home, the first thing I noticed was the lug was gone! I opened it up and looked inside, It looked fairly clean, but I can't seem to get it to 'wind'. I'm not sure what you do with automatic watches but this one might be a dead horse.Anyway, thought I'd share it with y'all. It looked like it used to be a nice watch back in the day.Oh, and looking on the inside, the oldest date I could find was 9/14(?)/53, there was a 55 and a 59 date too.So, would it be worth it to get it fixed, or just keep it in case anyone needs parts?