Tissot T-Touch Solar Mother of Pearl Diamond Dial Stainless Steel Ladies Watch T0752201110600

Historical Perspectives: Welcome To September, Now Go Read Two HODINKEE Classics
It's September. Summer is officially over, and the world is waking up from its months-long slumber. We've been hard at work preparing a veritable onslaught of original content for you in the coming days, weeks, and months, but before we get to that, we wanted to point out two articles that are certainly #HODINKEEClassics. If you missed these two stories, you're just not doing it right. 2 OF 3 The first is in-depth look at the Double-Swiss Underline Rolex Cosmograph, also known as the very first Rolex Daytona. This 1963 watch is a truly fascinating reference in the world of sport chronographs as it truly launched the family, and features several unique traits found ONLY on this micro-reference made for just one year. The story was written by our executive editor Benjamin Clymer and you can read it right here. 3 OF 3 The sister watch, and sister story, revolve around the 1963 Heuer Carrera. The Carrera was also a 1963 production watch (though Heuer had seeming

Fair price for a new P.O.?
The tag says $4150, the dealer will sell for $3100. Good deal? This IS at an AD.The galleria said almost $3800 and wouldn't budge

who's the SD's killer : swimming pool or sea water
Summer season is about to end therefore my job schedule is getting lighter day by day.I see some days by the beach in the next future and some days in the pool's home aswell...chilling down after a tough summer at work.Time is to have my SD to meet the water element...Now I read a lot of people would never use their SDs to swim,no matter if it's pool or sea water. I've bought my watch to fully enjoy it even in it's natural enivronment and I intend to do so.Still,any precaution ?? I'm actually more scared about the pool's water than the salty one...Is the after swim rinse enough ??? Can't wait to have my baby salt-encrusted !!!

Help With ID To Confirm My Purchase
Is this case-back original? My offer was accepted on this Wesley-B but I'm concerned about the case-back. I need to make sure I didn't miss something.The case-back is signed "Hamilton," but at second glance, something doesn't look right. I don't recognize the "J 14k" with an arrow on the outside back. And, I don't see the "Wesley B" designation on the inside. Also, it may be the glare in the photo, but the case-back metal appears wavy, bent, rippled. That is, too convex or concave; like it's been pushed out or in with a thumb. The "lines" where the case-back metal "bends" to form the cup don't seem as sharp as other Wesley photos I compared to. I like this Wesley and I'm anxious to complete the sale. I just want to make sure it's original and that this isn't a replacement case-back. Here's the link:Mens Vintage 14K Gold Hamilton Deco Manual Wind Watch - eBay (item 120550688786 end time Jan-17-11 07:26:02 PST)Mens Vintage 14K Gold Hamilton Deco Manual Wind Watch - eBay (item 1

Update on my vintage Omega 300 garage sale find
(See my previous post for full details) Well I didn't go too mad, just polished the glass, gave the case a light rub (a few of the bigger life scars are still visible) and replaced the crown. I was thinking of getting the correct bracelet but I think she looks quite acceptable on the nato, I am happy The first two shots are in electric light and the last one is natural light.