SIHH: Montblanc Vintage Chronographe
Montblanc adds a new member to the Collection Villeret 1858 family with a beautiful modern re-interpretation called simply the Vintage Chronographe. This classically elegant piece features a grand feu enamel dial and a hand-finished MBM caliber 16.29 column-wheel movement. The dial is created by heating a solid gold disk in a kiln to a temperature of about 800 degrees Celsius, fusing it to a layer of vitreous molten enamel. The periphery of the Vintage's dial is reserved for the telemeter scale, and the tachymeter scale is shifted to the center, where coils like a snail's shell, making it long enough for tachymeter measurements up to three minutes in duration.The co-axial monopusher chronograph movement features a large and weighty balance with adjustment screws along its rim, oscillating at 18,000 A/h (2.5 hertz); a balance spring with a Philips terminal curve; a swan's neck fine adjustment mechanism; a V-shaped chronograph-bridge; a manually-beveled and finely finished chronograph-le

Swarovski Octea Sport Ladies' Watch
Swarovski is making bold moves, ladies! (Guys, be at least idly aware).While other brands are scaling back and trying to focus on how to stay relevant in these times - Swarovski is taking their beloved crystals and developing their own line of watches, to properly exhibit the beauty - on a timepiece.My initial thought upon seeing the new line of watches from Swarovski was that it looks so familiar I tried to think of the exact predominantly women's brands that it reminded me of, and then I realized - all of them. Chanel - Dior - Nixon - Tag Heuer.You cannot escape those immediate parallels. The comparisons to the Dior Christal Collection and the Chanel J12 are too clear. But, with changing markets and a severe change in consumer spending, it is adaptations like this - with crystal instead of sapphires or diamonds - that will really help people and brands carry through to the other side of this recession. Give them what they want - compromise a little it - and still get a great prod

Pre Owned ROO "H" Series (Old Model) or Pre Owned "i" Series (New Model)
Guys,In order to avoid huge depreciation, I prefer to go pre owned...Which one would you recommend? Pre owned ROO H (Old Model, year 2013) series or Pre Owned ROO i series (New Model, year 2015)...both in mint condition....Price difference is about USD 3.5K....Thanks in advance for your advice...Regards,

Why do banks have lollipops????
To keep the rugrats busy while you are wiring money!! Stay Tuned..........

16710 offered - condition comments please
Hi all, Late stage search for a 16710. What do you think of this piece? Just condition, I know i might be able to get one cheaper but that is not the question. https://ocwatchguy/products/1837The seller, Patrick, has been roundly praised on the forum so I am happy with the seller. I am in Tokyo for a week in February. Do you think i can find them there too?