Cartier Women's W62016V3 Roadster Stainless Steel Watch
Technical specifications and characteristics of W62016V3 Roadster Watch Cartier women's stainless steel, Swiss Made shows with Cartier Calibre 688 Swiss quartz movement, Zero-resistant-sapphire crystals; Case diameter: 31 mm Solid barrel-shaped polished case in stainless steel and brushed and polished combination triple link with links Centre brushed stainless steel bracelet Call the silver sunray Roman numeral; Luminous black describes Sword-shaped hands. Circular Crown in stainless steel. Function of date 03 with magnifying glass Resistant to water to 330 feet (100 M)

Seiko x Giugiaro SCED035 ��Ripley�� Review
Having a watch associated with a famous film character is a sure way to concrete its place in history. Obviously the most famous example being James Bond and his Rolex Submariner, Omega Seamasters and a plethora of others that rode the character's coat tails to higher sales. Well, in the history of cult classics there is perhaps no watch that is more interesting, or associated with a cooler character than the Seiko x Giugiaro watch worn by Ripley in James Cameron's amazing horror/action film from 1986, Aliens.Now, I could probably write a few thousand words on that film as well as the other in the Aliens series, as I am a huge fan and have seen them all several times to dozens of time. Yes, I even am a fan of Alien: Resurrection, which was directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet (and written by Joss Whedon), who is better known for films like Amelie. I also love H.R. Giger, and have had books of his work on my shelf since I was in high school. His Xenomorph designs and bio-architecture concepts

Why I am no longer thinking about getting an AP
Because I got one! Thanks for all the comments in my last thread regarding my debate between the Diver and the 15400 or 15202. I tried on all three (yes, my AD had a 15202 in the back, not on display) and the one that really sang to me was the Diver. Today is my first day of wearing it and I've found that it fits very comfortably on my 6.5 wrist and I don't think it looks too big at all. Anyway, here are a few pics...

Compare your 5167A to Daytona, if you have both
My watch dealer has offered me an excellent deal on a LNIB 5167A, and I'm on his wait list for a stainless Daytona. I've never owned a Patek, but the Aquanaut is the one that most appeals to me. I'm only going to get one nice piece this year and can't do both, so if you own both I would love to hear your thoughts. I've got around me ten Rolex and Tudor sport watches already, new and vintage, but the Daytona is sort of a Grail watch. I have average size wrists but I do like bigger pieces with some presence, and my favorites are my 42mm Polar ExpII and blue Milgauss.I realize these are apples/oranges, and Chrono function isn't really a factor, more the iconic nature of the Daytona that I like.

Why I like February
Since you can correct the date manually,it s displayed wrongYou need your PP stylusand we are set I hope you enjoyed -this post is also an application for the most ridicolous thread on TRFcontestHave a great Sunday!