Concord C1 Radar Watch
I finally figured out who this watch is good for! The Scarecrow. On good days it can be the Wizard of Oz scarecrow, on bad days, the one from Batman. Why that character? Well the "technofabric" strap of the watch just seems to match the burlap sackmask that the scarecrow wears. Why is this lately iteration of the Concord C1 called the Radar? Your guess it as good as mine, but this is one of Concord's most noble attempts at making the C1 design work.See my full article on the Concord C1 Radar watch here at Haute Living. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Pre owned C1 0320005 Chronograph Stainless Steel Automatic Watch$4,895.00Time Remaining: 31mBuy It Now for only: $4,895.00Buy It Now Concord C1 Big Date Mens Automatic Watch 0320104$3,168.00Time Remaining: 1d 7h 52mBuy It Now for only: $3,168.00Buy It Now Concord C1 Big Date Stainless Steel Mens Watch New MSRP 9450$5,

Benarus Sea Snake Review
Benarus stands out from the pack of boutique tool dive watches with designs that tend to be more unique and perhaps divisive. A perfect example of this is the last watch of theirs we reviewed, the Megalodon 500. This dual crown diver has some of the most extreme looks of any watch we've looked at. Yet despite the shock value, was an awesome and memorable watch. More recently, we've actually reviewed their sister brand, Raven, whose Rolex inspired watches are fun, stylish and tough as nails. For an inside look at the brand, check out our interview with co-owner Steve Laughlin.Today we're going to look at a watch they've made for sometime, but comes and goes in terms of availability. The Sea Snake is a 500m tool watch with looks that are inspired by a classic, yet somewhat less discussed, dive watch, the Breitling SuperOcean. More known for their racing chronographs and pilot's watches, Breitling also made one of the most beautiful and unique dive watches in the 60's. The SuperOcean has

where to source dial to chronomat 13048?
As title says, im contemplating buying an older and quite nice 13048 SS/18k. Only problem ist that it has the white dial. This model IMHO suits the black dial alot more. Soo, where to source this? Much easier if it was omega as ofrei/ebay/watchadoo/i could go on and on has tons of parts. And im not interested in getting 13050 dial. Needs to be correct.thanks

Broad Arrow Musings.
One of those back of the brain musings.I have one of these in my collection. Nice price, great watch.2.jpgI have thought of bagging one of these:1.jpgand playing swapsy with the bracelet and having this look:ba.jpgI DON'T like the TT version. In the flesh the bracelet has a different tone of gold to the bezel/hands/pushers. It's also a silly price, for me at least.3.jpgI DO LIKE THE FULL GOLD VERSION IN THIS DIAL.... but I've never seen one available with actual pics, and for less than ��10k, my max budget for an Omega.4.jpgAnyway. I'm playing a waiting game on the TT/Strap version.One day the plentiful Buy it now offerings will have to be offered without reserve and a market price will be achieved and me the highest bidder maybe.Then I'll decide I preferred the chase rather than the kill and it will be at the back of the work safe with the others.Musings off.

Intro and Choices
Good Morning Enthusiasts,I am new to the Patek Philippe forum and have enjoyed the short time I've had privilege to read and absorb your knowledge. I am going to purchase my first time piece, presumably this weekend in NYC, and would appreciate a bit of guidance as pertaining to appropriate Manhattan pricing. If you would care to assist me in what would be acceptable prices for the following hour glasses on a wrist it would be appreciated.5396 rose gold5205 yellow gold5146 yellow gold5146 rose gold5496 rose gold5159 rose goldBest Wishes and Thank YouJR, MDP.S. Some day this wrist will fill the hole in a 5204 rose gold.