Luminox Sponsors USA Olympic Bobsled and Skeleton Team
The U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Team is well on the way to achieving medal-level victory in the Winter 2010 Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, in February, and Luminox is a proud partner in the team’s effort. Both the men's and women's teams have been performing with outstanding success on the 2009-2010 World Cup tour. The U.S. team has collected 13 medals to date, five of them gold. Reigning World Champion Steven Holcomb contributed six medals to the overall count after adding four gold medals to his growing resume, and currently leads in four-man standings.Bobsled legend Todd Hays had to give up his dream of racing in his fourth Olympics after he suffered a life-threatening brain injury from a crash during a Winterburg, Germany training run. Nonetheless, he was at the Lake Placid, NY America's Cup competition to bolster the US team forward. Only the top three ranked sleds among the nations will be granted a spot at the 2010 Olympics, and the U.S. has a strong chance to qualify the ma

luxurious Cartier Men's W62019X6 Roadster Automatic Chronograph Watch
Roadster chronograph elegant lines with the bold, energetic style for a look that is male Cartier combines rugged yet refined. The large case polished steel is presented on a bracelet link triple steel polished with links Centre brushed and hidden deployment clasp. Hands light sword and bold white Arab hour and minute numbers stand out against the money-sunray dial, which is engraved with the concentric rings for a sporty look of Eve at the wheel. A chronograph seconds hand and three subdials display the chronograph functions, which include the seconds, minutes to 30, and 12 hours. The dial also features a maximized window date at the time of the 03. A Crown of prominent cabochon polished steel complete the signature look. This watch offers Swiss 8510 of automatic Calibre of Cartier movement and recorded is water-resistant to 330 feet.

New Member Intro - Vintage question
I introduced myself yesterday on the Rolex side, and figured I would do the same today for Omega. Name in Ted, 33 years old and live in San Diego, CA. Here is my collection... I seem to prefer vintage over new. I have acquired these 2 vintage Omega pieces, anything you can tell me about them would be helpful. I have tried to find info on them, or similar watches on the net, but haven't come up with too much. Thanks in advance for any info! Look forward to being able to contribute to this forum in the future.

show me your 5164s!
Hi guys,on the verge to pull the trigger. available at my boutique for a reasonable price. planning on pairing it with the 5980. i figure i won't go into their dress watches and these two might be the only Pateks i will own (yeah right!>). i don't want to buy grey market because i tend to flip watches that is not under my name.i was told the collectibility of this piece in the future is highly probable and might be discontinued after some time.i'm aware that this watch is an aquanaut and below the nautilus line but with the complication do you guys think it's worthy to be compared with its more respectable brother?please encourage me and show me those TRAVEL TIMES!

Daytona Rivet bracelet
I was given a Rivet bracelet by someone who found it in a drawer. They are NOT watch people or collectors. It had no end links and it had one link near the clasp that was missing a rivet. I fixed it up, bought end links, They were not the correct ones but still fit. I would like to know if there is any way to tell if this is a genuine bracelet or a replica . I have pictures here to help.Please E-mail me at :temptones1verizon.net if you have any info.The link at the lug is labeled 7635 and the end link, though not gen says 455.The clasp saysRegistered Swiss Made DE 6 and STEELINOX 93250 see pix again...Can anyone tell me anything about this bracelet? The clasp is very nicely made.