Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Squelette Watch For Men & Women
Now, Parmigiani jumps on the skeletonized-thin-dress-watch boat, with their Parmigiani Tonda 1950 Squelette �C a rather handsome new timepiece that will be debuted at SIHH 2015, with a version for men and another for women. watches-dealer originally debuted the Tonda 1950 back when Parmigiani released it in 2010 here. Agreeably attractive, the graceful shape of the Parmigiani Tonda 1950 combined comfort, legibility, thin-size, and a superb in-house automatic movement with a micro-rotor.At 39mm wide, the Tonda 1950 is, and was always, considered a unisex watch. Parmigiani was never shy about offering it as a women's piece, when dressed up with a mother-of-pearl dial and diamonds decorating the bezel. 39mm wide is a good size for formal attire such as a tuxedo, but we have always felt that Parmigiani would be wise to release a larger sized Tonda 1950 in something like a 42mm wide case for men who prefer slightly larger watches. The Parmigiani Tonda 1950 fits so snugly on the wrist you bar

New PO LM + titanium with Cal 8500 announced
Now this is the type of Planet Ocean I've been waiting for. Finally a PO with Cal 8500.oceanictime.blogspot/2011...-titanium.html

5711/1r vs 5712/1a vs 5726/1a
Dear watch enthusiast. We all know by now Nautilus are impossible to get at retail price due to rarity and high demand. To top it off, now it's almost impossible to be listed under the waiting list unless you have bought a none popular Patek model from the store you want to purchase from . That being said Prices have skyrocketed on 5711 and 5712 by 20% to control the demand and grey market (which skyrocketed as well lol). Long story short, wanted to run a poll and get your opinion for my first patek purchase (managed to be listed on all 3 models through a friend of mine)5711r with rose bracelet (51k) - prestige and 5711 after all5712 in steel and steel bracelet (40k) - rarity but overpriced and 4k short of 5726 5726 in steel (44K) - annual calendar and moonphase for reasonable price, and no real demand I know alot of people will say get what you like the most, but I also for that price consider collectibility and value. To make it short, I love the 5712, but for its price would jump o

Would love your input on this....
Yesterday, I picked up this bnib WG Daytona with the blue index dial. This morning I started to wonder if I should hold out for the grey panda dial instead. Not sure if this matters in the blue vs grey panda decision, but I currently own a WG Daytona with the Zenith movement (attached pic). Would you suggest the grey panda dial over the blue? Your input is much appreciated. Sent from my SM-G930W8 using Tapatalk

new Milgauss losing time?
Hi all,Have had my new Milgauss for about three weeks now. I saw that it was about two minutes off from when I originally set it, then I reset it about a week ago. It kept perfect time. Until this morning. I noticed that somehow it was about an hour and a half off on the time? I have worn the watch every day since having it. On Sunday I wore it in the morning and then took it off, but I believe there is a 48 hour reserve.I reset it again today, but does anyone have an explanation as to why it would have lost an hour and a half in the span of a day? At what point would I take it in to an AD to be looked at? I would assume if I needed to do so it would be covered under the Rolex 5 year warranty.thanks in advance for the help!