Tissot T-Trend T-Moments Quartz Ladies Watch T009.110.11.057.00

Gold White, case of full size, fluted bezel, German (late 1960s) while that white gold, Rolex
Option 3 - Gold White, case of full size, fluted bezel, German (late 1960s) while that white gold, the President has for years and years, you will see simply not that many of them. It's a shame also because now white can easily be confused with steel, and for us, the ability to don a show of extreme importance and step any who know is how to roll.

2009 Price List in US Dollars
Hey Guys - just an FYI that I've posted a 2009 Rolex Pricelist over in the Rolex Information & Resource Archive - click here.

OEM Wrist Band? (and NOS)
Hi Everyone! Yes, I too am new to the forum (and this is my 1st post). Being a neophyte, I apologize (in advance) for my stumbling, mumbling and general ignorance on the subject matter contained within this post (and all future postings), until at such time I am acknowledged by my teachers (contained herein) that I am worthy to to comment from whence I know not. I trust you all took that in the humor and spirit it was offered. Glad to be among you. I recently acquired a CARLISLE. (Thanks to the forum posting, I was able to identify it.) 74.50.21.220/~watch18/forums/...ad.php?t=16493 Alas, it's not the RARE enamel dial, but never-the-less a fine example of this model (at least I think so). Question: how do I confirm that the wrist strap (attached) is OEM? There are no 'Hamilton' ID marks, just simply the words "Genuine Calfskin" was this the material that Hamilton used when producing these models?It doesn't seem to look the same as the ones on your link (photo's and illustrations

Sexagenerian Horologist
When I was a student at the University of Kentucky, I took basic etymology as an elective in arts for my pre pharmacy curriculum. A Dr. Plummer, from the school of journalism tought the course. He walked in the first day of classes and announced to the class," I am a sexagenerian horologist", to which the class gasped in unison and became very figity. He laughed and told us that it meant that he was a 60-something timepiece collector. See it's nothing scandalous, thats why etymology is important; it helps us understand the meaning of words. That was roughly 40 years ago-I just realized that I too, am a sexagenerian horologist! How time flies!

here's one for you
Ok so Rolex is the original offical dive watch right? ok how come they don't make a orange face, orange is the last color on the spectrum to be able to be seen underwater, how come they do black and blue divers then? I'm not knocking rolex, I'm just hoping someone out here can fill me in on it, and explain why. Thanks