Zenith El Primero Lightweight Limited Edition Skeletonized Watch
Zenith really seems to have mastered the ability to surprise with their new models while still respecting their proven formula for distinctive and lust-worthy sport chronographs. While it is a bit of a stretch to call any El Primero "garden variety", the new Zenith El Primero Lightweight LE is certainly not your Dad's El Primero (better?). This new high-tech model offers a number of cutting edge enhancements all made in the name of saving weight. With a movement crafted from silicon and titanium and a case in carbon and aluminum, this is essentially the El Primero Superleggera.This new El Primero (ref 10.2260.4052W/98.R573) has actually been upsized over the standard El Primero Striking 10th models, from 42 to 45mm. At 45 mm, the Lightweight is certainly a large watch but I doubt this will be much of a hurdle for most buyers as Zenith makes a series of other successful models at this size like the Chronomaster Bullitt, Chronomaster Grande Date, and the 45.5mm Stratos Flyback.The 13.2mm

Linde Werdelin The Perfect Five Characters: Cheng Xue
Born: 8-14-1987 in ShanghaiDoctorate student (marine biology) - currently at Stockholm University.Owns a Linde Werdelin Oktopus Titanium Watch, bought August 14, 2009Cheng Xue is a doctorate student in marine biology with a specialization in arctic ecology. Originally from the University of Shanghai, Xue is currently working on her doctorate thesis in Stockholm. An excellent diver, she is used to extreme arctic conditions and recently participated in a surveying mission along with a team of fellow students and her Nobel-Prize professor. During the mission, the team came close to a very big paleontological discovery.On her wrist, the LW Oktopus watch she proudly wears was bought online last summer, late at night, after a very exciting evening in a French Riviera Casino.While still at the mission in the arctic Xue received a strange call from Linde Werdelin about her Oktopus watch and that she was needed to attend a meeting at the LW HQs is Copenhagen. The LW employee assured her that sh

Is the 15300 not a good buy anymore? - advice needed please
So I was talking to a friend of mine about it, as a friend's friend has his for sale. A black dial mint condition with box and papers, serviced, and is selling for $13,000.He doesn't think it's worth that much, as it was probably bought around this price years ago brand new.I'm slightly doubtful on how well the prices will retain when the prices for the 15202 go lower.I don't care if there is no seconds hand to be honest, I just can't afford 19K at this time for a 15202, but i'm not sure whether it's best to hold off, save some more money, and go for the jumbo a few months down the line instead.Or just pull the trigger and have the RO that I have been craving for so long and be done with it. Then hunt for my first Patek.What do you suggest?

Best Way To Buy
I currently have a Panerai and a Rolex, but have recently decided to buy my first Omega, but am not sure which is the best way. I am hoping for help from help from the experts; is it best to go with an AD, or are there preferred Grey Market dealers? Any recomendations for either would help. I am in the St. Louis area, but am open to buying over the phone to save on taxes.

Chicago / Indiana friends..
Just made it back from James and sons Schererville, IN 46375. They have a brand new ss green sub date.. And other goodies..Can't say they will discount, but at least they have lower sales tax then Chicago.. U can also lay away.. Ask for June or Alicia.. Tell um Glenn sent ya...