Casio G-Shock GDX6900MNM-1 Eminem Limited Edition Watch
Casio G-Shock's 30th anniversary is a great opportunity for the brand to celebrate and to create some international buzz while they are at it. They clearly want to make this interesting and memorable for as wide of an audience as possible and this new limited edition plays an important role in that. Announced just recently at G-Shock's 'Shock The World' event in New York, this new piece is dedicated to Eminem (who performed at the event) and is officially called the GDX6900MNM-1. It is now part of the 'newly-revamped' XL-6900 family - an almost 10% bigger, enhanced version of the very popular 6900 series.This particular model?will be available?in matte black with a black dial and a black reverse LCD. Certainly a style matching the generally serious and dark mood of Eminem lyrics. But what is behind this co-operation? Well, first of all, 'Slim Shady' has been wearing G-Shocks for a long time as many enthusiasts of the brand - or fans of the artist - may remember. That is a powerful conn

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In addition, they went wild. The new deal appears to have been a product of courtship by the designer of talent watch Ruchonnet Jean-Francios for Ratchet, one of the brands he designed watches for. Recent news has confirmed that the contract was signed, and Ferrari will soon watches made by the brand of luxury boutique watches. RUCHONNET will design watches - and here is a prototype.

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Hi guysI need a friendly advice. I need to let one of these three specimens go in order to try and aquire a better stallion. What do you guys say?Thank you in advance.

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Hello Omega folks, I'm a vintage Rolex guy who just bought a large lot of parts from an old watchmaker. In it was this Omega seamaster professional 200m dial. I was hoping you guys could tell me a little about it. It's marked -singer-singer-singer-singer across the back. It has a diameter of 25.9mm. It still has a faint green glow when hit with flashlight.I'm curious about the era of watch it came in. This guy had retired back in the 90s and has parts going back to the 60s (but I know nothing about Omega). Thanks in advance.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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So I am about to purchase my first speedy pro and I have the opportunity to buy a new 3574.51 or a slightly used 3570.50. Which one would you guys get?I know that they are essentially the same minus the caseback, but I still can't decide. I kind of like the original plus that one is at a jeweler that will take a decent trade price on my 2538.20 great white. If I go with the 3574.50 then I need to wait and sell my great white for a decent price. Also is there a way to check when the watch was made with the serial number?thanks for any advice