Rotonde de Cartier Flying Tourbillon Skeleton Watch
The cool ways of the jazzy Rotonde de Cartier Flying Tourbillon Skeleton watch are discussed by me over at Haute Living. This cool cat of a watch really knowns how to impress technologically. Plus you have the fine Cartier name, so you know all the "know-nothings" out there will at least recognize the watch is worth noting. God it feels good to be a watch snob sometimes.See my article on the Cartier Rotonde Flying Tourbillon Skeleton watch here at Haute Living. Best MatchItems Ending FirstNewly-Listed Items FirstPrice + Shipping: Lowest FirstPrice + Shipping: Highest First Cartier Watchmaking Collection 2014 Hardcover Watch Catalogue Book English Ed$7.99Time Remaining: 32mBuy It Now for only: $7.99Buy It Now Cartier Fine Watchmaking Collection 2014 Watch Catalogue Book English Ed$9.99Time Remaining: 32mBuy It Now for only: $9.99Buy It Now Cartier Santos 100 Mens Watch$2,278.86 (1 Bid)Time Remaining: 32mBid now Cartier W51031Q3 Wr

Baume Mercier is considered to be a consumer electronics hallmark
Baume Mercier is considered to be a consumer electronics hallmark which has a wide and long product range to cater different requirements of the customers. Baume Mercier is considered to be a consumer electronics hallmark is always dedicated to look for new technologies and upgrade their old products with new innovations that facilitate the previous customer to upgrade their old gadgets.

Looking to get an Omega...
I've been shopping around for a used Omega for a while now and have narrowed it down to either:Omega Seamaster Chronograph 2225.80orOmega Seamaster America's Cup Limited Edition Reference 2533.50.00 I am tight on cash flow right now so the used market is my only choice now not to mention how much these babies depreciate after buying new right?So what are you opinions? I like the Chrono with it's beautiful blue face and skeleton hands and have owned it before but the America's Cup has that beautiful white gold bezel and black face and those sword hands glow like a searchlight...Let me know what you think and which one you'd prefer!

Platinum Incoming: 5130p
I found a BNIB 5130P and couldn't be happier. Many thanks to those who offered advice and answered many of my questions. Picture taken at HSWA - wonderful people, great service, and an overall pleasant experience.

Sell the 16600 for the BLNR?
Hey guys.So the BLNR is my absolute grail watch. I currently own the 16600 SD and 16570 EXP II (which I will most likely never sell because it's my birth year). I have been thinking of trading the 16600 up to the BLNR, or selling it cash and buying a BLNR.I know the saying is don't flip just add in this forum. But currently I do not have the means to add, and I don't know if I will have the means to add a third Rolex in the foreseeable future. (I'm not in need of $. My savings must go toward other investments and I prefer a 2 watch collection)Pros about the SD that make me want to keep it:-When it was in production, it was rarely sold over the sub which in my eyes gives it more character it more valuable in the future (just my opinion)- M serial which means as far as I know it was produced in the final year of pre ceramic.- potential collector piece? (Just a hunch, not a fact)Pros about the BLNR:- it's my favourite attainable Rolex lolWhat would you do?Sent from my iPhone using Tapat