Looking for Citizen Campanola Watches? This eBay Store Often Has a Few For Sale
I often talk about the Citizen Campanola line of watches; one of my favorite lines from the popular Japanese watch maker Citizen. As you know, Citizen Campanola watches represent the very finest in watch making that Citizen can achieve, and their efforts are worth noticing. The Citizen Campanola series serves a very important purpose for watch enthusiasts. It is one of the first line of watch models that is able to provide high quality cases with beautiful designs, and provide a high number of complications at very reasonable prices.The key to this is providing top of the line, hand assembled quartz movements, instead of their mechanical counter-parts. As you likely know, the watch world is sometimes split in to the quartz side and mechanical side. Purists will always stick with the charm of a mechanical watch. They enjoy the idea of wearing a machine on their wrist. However, the quartz movements used in the Citizen Campanola series are nothing to scoff at, and certainly not cheap. Th

Bring a Loupe: A Patek Tool Watch, The First Diver Ever From Omega, A Stunning Rolex, And Many Other
This week's Bring A Loupe will present to you some unusual, even a bit outlandish, yet truly beautiful watches. Let's start with a tool watch that Patek manufactured in the 1960s, with a stainless-steel case! You will also discover two rare divers, the Omega Marine – the first diver watch ever produced – and a more recent Universal Geneve. Unfortunately, we will also need to flag many doubtful pieces that you should stay clear of. This is your Bring A Loupe for September 18, 2015. A Tool Watch From Patek, The Amagnetic Reference 3417 1 OF 8 Countless times you have heard in Bring A Loupe that steel Pateks are rare. What about a tool watch that can face the aggression of magnetic fields? Yes, this is what the Patek Philippe "Amagnetic" reference 3417 is all about, and only about 500 of them were ever produced. We introduced you to this incredible reference in the past here and our infatuation with this model has not decreased one bit si

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considering the crazy 5711 market thinking about trading
with how crazy the 5711 market has gotten have any of you considered trading to something different? i doubt id actually do it but i'm tempted seeing how you can get a 5235 or 5205 etc for just a bit more cash. dumb idea when the dealers are telling me i'm wearing the one everyone wants already but fun to think about.

Thoughts on sport watches with leather bands?
Hi All, So I am considering the Nautilus Collection. I am wondering what the community thinks about sport watches on leather bands that cant really be exposed to water or sport induced sweat?Especially for a watch named 'Nautilus' and that is rated to 120m, but cant get wet. This may be a form function type question. I am not sure how I feel yet, I am on the fence. On one hand I see the inspiration of sport watch into a dressier on-leather watch; there is a market for it, so why not make them. On the other hand, I wonder if PP considered a band of a waterproof material such as what Blancpain did on their 50 fathoms. How does everyone feel about sport and water-oriented watches on leather?Thanks for chiming in!