Making Sense Of The Sellita SW200 Movement: Same As ETA 2824-2
Lots of people are starting to notice that watch makers are starting to indicate the movement of a watch as "Swiss Movement." For most of us, such an ambiguous designation is unacceptable, as this can mean just about anything. Strictly speaking, for a watch or movement to legally have the "Swiss Made" designation upon it, the watch or movement does not have to be made or assembled completely in Switzerland. In fact, only a certain percentage of the components must be made in Switzerland, and the watch does not need to be put together in Switzerland.Regardless, of the circumstances where you see "Swiss Movement," this means essentially one thing, the movement in the watch is going to be either an ETA or Sellita movement. Ablogtoreadwatches-dealer wrote an article regarding Sellita's presence here. Occasionally there are other potential makers, but this is rare. So you ask yourself, "I don't know what movement I am getting? What am I even paying for?" This is a perfectly reasonable quest

some clarification?
been looking at pictures of the a ROO 25940SK.OO.D002CA.01 vs a ROO 25940SK.OO.D002CA.03 umm...for the life of me I can't figure out what makes the difference between these two watches, could someone clarify the finer points I'm not catching?

Omega in the London Times
Just for fun. How did he get this into an Alfa Romeo review. Since dropping cable I really miss Top Gear..timesonline.co.uk/tol/dri...cle5944203.ece

1st Panerai arrived from DavidSW
Quite a box Panerai provides for it's watches. Like a 10lb box for a 44mm watch, haha! Here it is... Awesome!!!

Original or aftermarket
Hi guys, who knows if this is an original dial or an aftermarket dial the watch is from 1999.I'm looking for an dial in this blue color but i seen a lot of aftermarket dials and hope that this is an original.