Hermes Clipper Automatic Chronograph Watch For 2010
As a man, my favorite collection of watches from Hermes has always been the Clipper. It has evolved a bit over the years, but has always been a very tasteful sport watches from a well-regarded luxury brand. I've always been drawn to Clipper watches not because of the Hermes name, but because of the design. They have always reminded me of instruments on fine ships. Gee, with a name like Clipper I am sure that this is hardly an accident. Funny how you can seem to almost never go wrong giving a watch some manner of boat or marine theme.Like Cartier, Hermes has recently been on a mission to assert itself as a serious watch maker, more than just a high-quality fashion brand. Even if they are just a high-quality fashion brand, that is fine. But there is more to the brand that just those people. The have some beautiful skeletonized watches, and other artistic creations (for example these Hermes tie pattern watches here). Also innovations and interesting things in the movement and mechanical d

Friday Funder: The dearest of antiheroes
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Omega Dynamic Deville
Hello, wanted to know if it is worth a watch collection for women used Omega Dynamic Deville Autromatic Date. Has original orange dial and acrylic glass.Thanks a lot

Dad��s Rolex. What to do?
Hi! First time poster here... please be gentle if I'm asking a question that's been asked already, but I searched through the forum, and couldn't find a satisfactory answer. =)I just sent in my Dad's Datejust 16014 - I believe it's from the late 70s or early 80s to the Dallas RSC. I don't ever intend on selling it, but would like to keep it in the family as a heirloom piece. My Dad left the family when I was a child, so I don't really have any sentimental attachments to it, but it's just a rather cool piece, it being a relatively old watch. I'm debating whether I should replace the dials and hands. I understand with new dials and hands I will lose the tritium, and the overall faded vintage feel. Considering I don't intend on selling it, should I just have them replace it? Any other factors that I should take into?Thanks in advance! Btw, just placed an order with my AD for my first new Rolex - an Explorer 1... can't wait!

Blue SkyDweller nickname?
I saw someone used the term Snow Dweller for the blue SkyD.... that going to stick?