What's The Deal With Big Watch Sizes? The Large Timepiece Explained
Why are watches today so big? That is a question we at watches-dealer get asked a lot - and it is a typical source of conversation (and contention) among people who like watches. It is true that wrist watches today are larger than they have been historically, but perhaps not as large as they were a few years ago. What we are talking about is mostly the diameter of a watch case (usually measured in millimeters) and to an extent the thickness of a case.How do you define a "big watch?" There is no specific size at which a watch becomes "big" or "massive" or "small." Though, I will say that people started commenting on large watch sizes when timepieces measuring 44mm wide from companies such as Panerai and others started to become popular in the early 2000s and, to a degree, the late 1990s.In the 1990s, the typical size for a men's watch was in the 37-39mm wide range. A few years later that size went up to 41-44mm, and by the mid 2000s it was common to see watches sized from 45-48mm wide (

planet ocean chrono liquid metal
Helo guys, Im newbie about Omega here and need your help to answer my questions.Today I tried this seamaster planet ocean chrono in titanium liquid metal, first impression this watch is really huge, but regardless the size i feel in love with it, it wears really light and comfortable. The weight and the Deep blue color is really nice. I ask the price, it was 9600 CHF, which is expensive. My questions are:1. Is this model is one of the favourite model??2. I asked the lady and she said the bezel is made from liquid metal, which one is better liquid metal or ceramic??3. How about the resale value of this watch??

Omega seamaster Bond 2541.80 tritium-luminova dial diferences
Hello!A new watch entered in my collection and it is an identical model than my father-in-law one: An Omega Seamaster 300 quartz, the watch that James Bond worn in Goldeneye in 1995.Its serial number start in 55.xxx.xxx, so, if I check on the Omega serial production tablets, it mean that both watches were producted in the same year (1995). But they are not identical because mine has tritium dial and the other luminova. I don't know if its original dial was change in a service work. It's difficult to see but there are a little differences between both watches.The luminova dial has a symmetrical 3 and a long F whereas the tritium dial has an asymmetrical 3 and a short F. In addition, the words on the luminova are thicker.A few pics. Sorry for the quality and for my poor english.Best regards.My watch with a nice patina The two watches. On your left, tritium. Right, luminova.After sun expositionTritium dialLuminova dialDiferences

About to pull the trigger, last decision
Narroved it down to this: I would like a blue dial nautilus. Options:1: Brand new 5712 double sealed (2015)2: Sealed 5980 (2008)Option 1 + 14.000usd = option 2What would you choose?RegardsAlexander116718LN GN, 116600, 116200, 116610LV

Jocke DJ 41 slate dial green Roman pic please.
If you see it snap a pic. Thank you. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk