Chopard Happy watches share a form of similar case with free floating diamonds in watches
Watches follow suit with their happy diamonds / Happy watches - share a form of similar case with free floating diamonds in watches. See the following three watches 18 k White or rose gold. Seen here are the polar bear, monkey, and watches Penguin. What I really like is that the animals are placed in the context of their habitat.

Chopard watches of best selling of the male line in the previous day.
2009 was primarily on the "tradition" in what's new in watches - at least most of brands. Thus, in a clear departure from the "modernization" of the Mille Miglia watch over the past few years, Chopard has released this model more classic look of their best selling of the male line of the previous day.

Bremont Introduces the Terra Nova, MBIII and Boeing Collaboration
Bremont is a brand that hasn't gotten enough coverage here on worn&wound. It's not that we don't like British watchmaker; on the contrary, we're big fans of a number of their watches (the MBII and the Supermarine are two exceptional feats of engineering). But with their entry-level pieces going for anywhere between four and five thousand dollars, Bremont is priced higher than most of the brands we focus on. That said, as with other brands that offer something exceptional at the price, whether in terms of construction, movement, style, etc, Bremont's chronometers (they are all certified, after all) are something to behold, and worthwhile aspirational pieces. This year at BaselWorld 2014, they unveiled a handful of watches that majorly impressed, ending up as one of the highlights of the show as a whole.Bremont Boeing Model 1 + 247First up is Bremont's collaboration with aerospace giant, Boeing. I can see you rolling your eyes, but trust us; this collaboration is not a shallow market

Aqua Terra Golf: My Next Omega Grail
I was browsing the Omega website today and stumbled upon what appears to be the watch of my (near-term) dreams: Aqua Terra Golf.I've always liked the design of the Aqua Terra, but the 39mm case didn't really appeal to me. I'm probably quite behind the times, but 41.5mm Aqua Terra + green accents is a winner in my eyes. Well then again, green is just my favorite color. (Thus I think the Sub LV is beautiful too.)Just have to save up and hope one pops up on the secondary market eventually!Anyone know of other watches with relatively normal (black/white) faces with green accents?

Rolex Sub C ND or Omega Seamaster 300 60th Anniversary
Hi, I would like to get your opinion on these two great timepieces. I felt that both are almost similar - no date, black bezel, iconic diving watch, from reputable brands with lots of history. If you were to choose one, what would it be and why?I know this is a Rolex forum. And thank you for giving me your thought on these two watches. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk