Glashutte gladdens ladies�� hearts by the introduction
Glashutte gladdens ladies' hearts by the introduction of its new Searamic watch. The timepiece is synonymous to elegance and seduction.The clear white or black dial is completed with four hour markers - Arabic numerals and delicate applied squares. The face is shielded by a mineral crystal.

Zodiac Sea Dragon Review
All too often, when a great old, but defunct brand name falls into new hands, either nothing happens with it, or they take that once great name and sully it with a poor lineup and bad decisions. It's like a weird get-rich-quick scheme for watch brands. They think that by taking a once established name, they are guaranteed a successful new line… Well, design, branding, authenticity and a slew of other important things go into it, so most of those re-launched brands fizzle after not long. Thankfully, that’s not the case with Zodiac.Zodiac was once a great and innovative brand, pushing the boundaries of design and technology for years, making some great cult classics, like the Sea Wolf. Unfortunately, like many others, they didn't survive the quartz-crisis. In the mid 90's Fossil brand picked up the name and revived it, though never re-established it to what it once was. As we learned in Basel this year (check out that article for some more details) there are some new minds at

Patek Chronograph Owners. Pls come in.
Thinking of getting a Natilus Chronograph 5980 but would prefer that the second hand moves continuously. Not sure if that will damage the watch mechanism. Any idea?Just a quick check for the usage of the chronograph function with the following poll:

What��s the point?
Of Rolex making all of these cool sport model watches and then if you have cash in hand you can't find one. I stopped by my local AD last week the guy who's real nice btw told me he only sees a few come in of each model yearly. Such as Batman, hulk, Daytona's, deepblues etc. Really what's the point just to keep prices high?Or something else?I'm not a watch expert and I only own one Rolex so maybe for me the answer is not so obvious.

FYI: Rolex @ Wynn
Apparently, Steve Wynn sold the boutique to Watches of Switzerland as of next week. It's my favorite boutique and I hope service doesn't change. All the other dealers seem snobby, so I always end up buying from Wynn. Thoughts?