Itay Noy DiaLOG Watch
For 2012 Israeli watch maker Itay Noy does it again with an interesting timepiece design that both intrigues and confuses a bit. It is called the DiaLOG watch and according to the brand offers more than one way of reading the time (it took me a little while to find just one of them). I have to say that in the scheme of busy and confusing dials, this is one of the most attractive ones out there!The case design of the DiaLOG is carried over from models such as the X-Ray from last year. The dial is what is new - as well as the crown. Itay Noy increased the size of the crown to better accommodate winding the manually-wound Swiss ETA Unitas 6498-1 mechanical movement. The movement offers the time with subsidiary seconds and should be visible through a sapphire crystal display?on the back of the watch.For the dial, Itay Noy designed a five layer design that has discs instead of hands and a series of colors and levels. There will actually be four distinct DiaLOG watch versions - each with a d

The PAM359 inside is Panerai internal made P.9000 automatic movement
The PAM359 inside is Panerai internal made P.9000 automatic movement with a day 3 power reserve, seconds counter subsidiary and the date. Having an internal movement naturally increases the opportunity to exhibit to collectors. For me, placing all the numbers on the dial actually makes it easier to read and plays with the look Panerai in a good way. The price is around $ 7,500. Tags: 1950, 2010, luminor marina, PAM 359, Panerai, watch

Sure it can dive!
Hello!Two years ago, I adopted a 16610LV, classic with its little acid touch.Seawater, poolwater, shower, I love to get wy watch with me everytime: it follows me everywhere, 24/7.I did not like the patek lines at the first sight.. but I saw yesterday the 5711/1a-011, i.e. white dial nautilus, and loved it.* How do the 324SC compare to the 3135 movement, not in finish, but in long-term reliability and accuracy?* Can the patek follow me everywhere like the sub, despite the fact that it is not a titanium or a 904l watch? (I can not rinse my watch immediatly after bathing in the sea)*Can it dive?*Can we consider the patek as a more low profile watch for travelling?*Is the bracelet as reliable as the sub one?*What is the price of this white dial nautilus?Every information will be read with a lot of pleasure, and every picture will be admired.Thank you a lot!

Identifying this Panerai model
Hi folks, any idea on what model this might be?

Rolex Profit: SS v. Precious Metal
I apologize in advance if this question has been posted before.Does anyone know (or care to opine) on the difference in the amount of profit Rolex makes on a stainless watch versus profit on a precious metal watch?I have always assumed that the dollar for dollar profit on a precious metal watch is a lot higher. But this is just an assumption. And you know what they say about assumptions.