Tissot Couturier Watch Article By Me On AskMen.com
Click on the picture to read my recently posted article on AskMenwatches-dealer talking about the new Tissot Couturier watch line. I liked the subtle good looks of this watch that I think add to one's overall appearance rather than steal attention from them. The Couturier will come in at least five different styles with both automatic mechanical and quartz movements. Look for them soon after Baselworld.Tissot Couturier article on AskMenwatches-dealer. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Tissot PRC200 New Authentic T0144101104700$170.00Time Remaining: 33mBuy It Now for only: $221.00Buy It Now | Bid now Tissot Navigator 3000 Swiss Watch$135.00Time Remaining: 33mBid now Amazing Mens Vintage SS Tissot Visodate Swiss Made Watch With Date Serviced$229.99Time Remaining: 1h 4mBid now Mathey Tissot Mens Watch Movement Dial 721 Grade 17 Jewel Looks Runs Great$40

Chronograph Guide
The allure of mechanical chronographs is easy to pin down. ?Tiny little mechanisms, powered by springs, engage and disengage at the press of a button to time events, measure speed, distance or even heart rate. On the surface, the action of a chronograph is simple and often useful. Underneath, the movements that power these functions are very complex and often very beautiful. As with most things that are complex, mechanical chronographs tend to cost more than standard 3-hand watches. And if you are going to spend more, you should know a bit about what is out there. Chances are if you went into your local watch store, any mechanical chronograph under $2,000 would have the Valjoux 7750 movement in it. While ubiquitous, it's not the only thing out there and there are different variations on it.So, we decided to create a guide of affordable mechanical chronographs, with an emphasis on showing different brands and movements, many of which are available on-line only.?1. The Seagull 1963 $389M

Ceramic 44mm AP ROO
I want one! *worth more than my car.

Auction weekend in Geneva: AMAZING
Hello, I went for the first time to this event (Philips, Christie's and Sotheby's). One word: AMAZING Let the pictures speak for itself and enjoy the madness!And the famous Rolex 'auction records':We were still hungry and went to the Patek boutique Geneva...

PAM292 vs PAM505
So first off, I apologize if this topic has been beaten to death as I imagine it's a popular discussion. I have searched for info and found a bit here and there but would really love to hear a fresh comparative take on these two watches.Let me also explain my interest and how things balance for me. I've never owned a Panerai but I've been a long time admirer. After years of trying on watches, and endless hours of internet drooling, I am quite certain If I ever manage to pull the trigger it would be for a 292 or 505. I have also considered the 183, 210 and 380 but ultimately I know I won't be happy till I end up with the composite or ceramic.OK so here's my preferences and thoughts.Color and Style: I give this a very slight edge to the 505. There's something about the brown hue that is so unique and attractive to me. Also love the brown strap. However, I would be concerned that I might get slightly bored with the color scheme down the road which would push my back towards the 292