Exclusive Nomos 'Timeless Club' Watch For Timeless Luxury Watches In Texas
Sponsored PostThe Nomos Timeless Club WatchTimeless Luxury Watches, an authorized Nomos Glash��tte watches dealer in Texas, is releasing a new exclusive model which is the product of a collaboration between Timeless and Nomos watches in Germany. The aptly named Nomos "Timeless Club" watch is the result of that collaboration, a highly modified incarnation of the existing Nomos Club line that not only introduces new styling and colors, but will also co-introduce a new movement with Nomos' own Metro Datum.The DesignThe Nomos Timeless Club is a new collaboration from Timeless Luxury Watches and Nomos Glash��tte that combines elements from existing models into something very different than anything that came before it.?The Nomos Timeless Club uses an identical 38.5mm steel case from the original Nomos Club Dunkel Datum. Nomos watches tend to wear large, so 38.5mm is actually a surprisingly versatile size, in line with modern standards. Water resistance is 100 meters.More interesting, however,

The First Rolex Oyster Watch From 1926
What you see are the two versions of the very first Rolex Oyster watch, in other words, the world's first water-resistant timepiece. It was proven on the wrist of a swimmer, and when it was released in 1926 it was a rather big deal. The origin of the Oyster name is rather straightforward, borrowed from the sea-dwelling mollusk of the same name, and has been a hallmark of Rolex ever since. In fact, all Rolex watches produced today are technically in the Rolex Oyster collection (except the less common Cellini Prince models), sharing the first Rolex Oyster watch's focus on durability and water resistance.Original 1926 pre-production Rolex Oyster watch on my wrist from the collection of Rolex expert James Dowling.Rolex was a young brand when the original Rolex Oyster watch was released, but it was not until later in Rolex's history did the brand focus on the Rolex Oyster concept almost exclusively. Hans Wilsdorf, German born and living in London, entered the watch industry in 1905 doing t

Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Eight Days Perpetual 16124SQ Watch Available On James List
Back in 2007 Jaeger-LeCoultre released this Master Eight Days Perpetual calendar? (ref. 16124SQ) watch - and it still looks beautiful today. With an original price of about $100,000 , there are (relative) deals to be found today. The skeletonized black 'frosted' movement is amazing to look at, but you'll have to forgive the design for making you hunt a bit for all the information that you have available on the dial. The movement color is actually due to ruthenium, and there are transparent discs all over the dial.Set in a 41mm wide 18k pink gold "Master" collection case, the watch nicely mixes classic Jaeger-LeCoultre aesthetic with the visual interest of a modern style skeletonized movement. Legibility is maintained through use of gold hands and hour markers that contrast with the gray other elements which are great. Jaeger-LeCoultre knows that people wearing the watch will be primarily interested in the time, and rely on the other information less. I do feel that the design of the di

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Need advice on adding to collection..
Hello guys and gals,I am relatively new to this forum, and to Rolex, but have found this site very informative! My current collection consists of: - YM 40, 2 tone everrose with chocolate face- SD43 with red lettering- BatmanMy AD has a 2 tone SkyDweller with white face. I'm sort of of intrigued by this watch, in that it has a month display, 72hr power reserve, and it is a little more dressy. My AD also has a date and no date sub, and a GMT 2 tone with blue face and blue bezel. The GMT has 48hr power reserve, which I assume is an older movement.Any suggestions? Thanks!