Omega Olympic Timeless Collection Watches
This collection is really a great idea from Omega. It was only a matter of time before their Olympic connection went more mainstream. Typically the Olympics theme is only used with limited edition watches that are great, but high in cost and hard to find. Now Omega has decided that the Olympics connection is more mainstream marketable (still not cheap though) - something which which I agree. Thus, we have at least four new watches in the "Olympic Timeless Collection" that not only has very attractive watches, but deeply imbues each timepiece with a classic style and the Olympics + Omega connection.The watches here contain one of two movements. First is the Omega Caliber 3313 Co-Axial automatic movement that is the more classic looking tri-compax chronograph with three subdials. This is placed in the Seamaster models. Then there is my favorite, the Omega Caliber 3888 Co-Axial automatic movement first seen in 2008 on this limited edition Omega Summer Olympics watch. The very cool movemen

Breitling Navitimer 01 Limited Edition Watch
There is really no different on this Navitimer other templates that do not have the calibre 01 movement. Although the movement is the certified COSC chronometer. The watch is a limited edition (of 2000 pieces) and it is supposed to be a little larger than standard Navitimer in a case of 43 mm wide. The watch is available in 18 k pink gold or steel. Case is nicely polished and has everything you expect in a Navitimer in terms of function and quality.

Video: See The New Harry Winston Histoire de Tourbillon 4 In Motion
Last week we gave you a first look at the Histoire De Tourbillon 4, a tri-axial tourbillon from Harry Winston. Well, as if the photos and specs weren't impressive enough, now you can see the amazing movement in action. We'll let the video do the talking here, but be sure to check out our original introduction if you haven't already.For more information see Harry Winston's website.

Advice needed with Omega PO
Over the last several months I've acquired several timepieces with the most recent being an Omega PO (orange number dial and rubber strap with orange stitching). My dilemma is I've fallen out of love with it. I admire the quality of construction and the co-axial movement and from a objective point of view the time piece is hard to fault. But it just doesn't stirr my emotions. My AD has a pre-loved Cartier Santos 100 XL (non chrono) for sale and I really like it. Would I be making a mistake by selling the Omega for the Cartier??I have been visiting this site for months now and find it rather addictive. There are a lot of knowledgeable members on this site which makes it even more interesting. JJ has over 49k posts !!! with a few other members not far behind. Heck, I even bought a new camera to take a few awesome pics of my time pieces and to no avail I can't seem to get my pics to appear like the guys here. Macro functions I am still toying with. I'll get there !!! Again, I w

Patek Philippe 5053
I recently came into possession of a Patek Philippe 5053.Can anyone enlighten me as to the cost of a proper bracelet for this piece (as it is currently outfitted with a rubber Chopard bracelet).Also, any idea of the value of this piece (with and without a real band on it).It is white gold, so I am assuming that it is the 5053g.Any insight would be appreciated.Thanks in advance.