Time For Her: 5 New Ladies’ Watches for Valentine’s Day
It’s almost Valentine’s Day, and what better gift for your sweetheart than the perfect watch? We provide you a selection of the latest women's watches to help you with your shopping in this excerpt from WatchTime’s November-December 2015 issue.Cartier's Cle? (French for key ) collection has a new addition: this Cartier Cle? de Cartier model has a 31-mm rose-gold case set with brilliant-cut diamonds. The watch has a rose-gold bracelet and an automatic movement. Each model in the Cle? collection has a crown that resembles the end of a watch winding key. Price as shown: $34,600.The Chopard Happy Sport watch is now available with a smaller, 30-mm case. The Happy Sport 30mm Automatic has a silver-toned dial with a central spiral guilloche? pattern and five moving diamonds. It comes in steel, rose gold or steel and gold, on a leather strap or metal bracelet, polished or partially set with diamonds. There is also a version in rose or white gold, fully set with diamonds, wit

15202 ST vs 15400 OR
Long time lurker, first time poster.I am stuck in a enviable dilemma - I was offered the opportunity to buy a 15202 ST brand new from an AD, which I have been eyeing for years. However, I recently tried on a black dialed 15400OR on strap and also fell in love with it (a 99% second hand one). The 15400OR is a bit cheaper than the 15202 as well given that it's 2nd hand vs. brand new. My collection consists of a Jarno Trulli ROO, a 26320ST and a Rolex Sub. The JT and Sub are my daily wearers (I alternate days with both), whereas I rarely wear the 26320 as I find it a bit heavy and cumbersome for my 6.75 wrist. The 26320ST will be sold off once I pick either of these two. I really want to add a PM watch to my collection - but I feel that the 15400OR could be a bit too flashy for my lifestyle. On the other hand, while I like the bracelet of the 15202 very much, it is perhaps a bit too delicate for my lifestyle - and also partially killed my enjoyment of the 26320ST.Any help would be appreci

omega 215.33.44.21.03.001
Does anyone know the lug width of the above referenced watch?One website said 21mm. I would also like to purchase a steel watch band but dont see too many 21mm sizes.is 21mm correct? Couldn.t find anything on omega's website.

007: "Shaken or Stirred" !
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Which watch? - funny sarcasm welcome
Emphasis on funny if sarcasm is to follow in comments.... My dilemma - 7 flat wrist.Love the Casio (50+mm) light, accurate, solar/atomic, great daily wearer. Looks a little informal.Love the look of the Panerai - classic, simple, black on a Rubber B. Sits flat to the wrist, and wears large. Annoying to wind all the time. A bit top heavy.The SD43 or SD50...whatever people are calling it these days - tried on at gray market dealer who wants way too much $$$. I think the 43mm seems to wear small...didn't feel much larger than 40mm Sub C. Maybe because lugs are rounded? Also, does it seem to sit high off the wrist, although the bracelet was a bit loose.Wish Rolex would make a 44mm diver with the newer wider bracelet. hmmm...wait for 2018?