Citizen Calibre 3100 Watch: Perpetual Calendar With Eco-Drive
While an adoring fan of Citizen's Campanola line of watches, I must pay attention to the bread and butter of Citizen, which their more mainstream line of watches. During the last few years, they are been evolving the application of their Eco-Drive (light powered) movements by placing them into a classy watches suitable for everyday wear. Not everyone wants a sports watch to wear to formal events, and does not want to shell out thousands for a formal watch. This leaves a large market open for nice, but sub $1000 (sub $500 in this case) watches.The Citizen Calibre line is a good idea. Citizen takes design cues and complications from popular luxury watches and mixes them in a no-hassle attractive design. The result has been a steam of attractively conservative watches that require no battery and are easy to live with. I fact, Citizen watches are much like Toyota cars (Toyota Sussex), both Japanese, and both something you can live with everyday. They might not exude passion or stand out as

Race theme appreciation
It is a boring day, took our my humble watches out for some cam whoring.. Please feel free flaunt your racy watches, so we can all appreciate in time to come!

Help :-) !!!
i am seriously thinking of trading in my 2012 Rolex DSSD to a 2004 AP ROO SS.i have seen the watch. it's in excellent condition. problem is, i had it vibro tested last saturday and it seems that it loses around 18 seconds a day.the AP has never been serviced, it's a safe queen... never got that much wrist time so the owner agreed to a trade...i'm adding a little cash of course.should i go for it or this'll just give me problems in the future...???tnx for the time guys....

Price for a 1996 Omega Seamaster professional (auto)?
Need to sell mine. Was just totally refurbished by Omega in NYC.What should I ask?Many thanks!Brian

Cleaning a Patek
Hi everyone, I'm new here and had just a question for the veterans.I have a Patek 5726/1A and well I'm gonna be blunt I didn't treat it nicely... I mean i scratched quite a lot, probably because i wear my watches on the right, and needless to say ever since I bought the patek I didn't go a day without wearing it, the watch is just incredible and I love looking at it, I didn't want to polish it so quickly because it hasn't even been a year yet.So basically is there any product or something that you guys use that I could use to clean the watch and make the scratches less evident?Thank you in Advance!