Fossil Goes Upscale With New Swiss-Made Watches
Texas-based Fossil, Inc., known for its range of low-priced, mass market wristwatches and accessories, has launched a new collection of Swiss-made timepieces, the first from the brand to include Swiss movements, including some mechanicals, with prices ranging from $695 to $995.The new Fossil Swiss collection is comprised of three models, an Automatic with a mechanical movement, and a Chronograph and Day-Date model with Swiss quartz movements. All of the watches have five-piece case constructions and double-domed, scratch-resistant sapphire crystals. The dials are also domed and feature applied numerals at the 12 o’clock and 6 o’clock positions and applied rectangular indices. The hour, minute, and second hands are slightly curved. Each of the watches is offered with either a full-grain genuine leather strap or a stainless steel three-link bracelet; several strap colors as well as dial color options are available. The Automatic models, whose cases measure 38 mm, have sapphir

Perfect 15202ST
What an elegant, balanced and classic piece! This is hopefully in my future. Right now I'm just happy to post this picture taken at the AD today!

I would like to see a Railmaster w/8500 movement . . . and date complication . . .
I love my 36.2mm Railmaster. Although I like the new Seamaster AT watches with Teak dial and 8500 movement, I think a 38.5mm Railmaster Date run by the 8500 would be fantastic.

Sell or keep? I need help to decide
Guys,I have new VC overseas chrono, and just having second thought about it... I'm patek lover and I just purchase this VC a few weeks to complete the holy trinity. Its somehow very similar to my Rolex Daytona. So should I keep or let go and just purchase to PP complications?What are your thoughts?Thanks!

Trying on a few grails...
Picked up a D-Blue today and thought I'd try on a few grails at the AD again. I've never taken the PM Rolex plunge, but I want to really badly after this visit: