Piaget Polo Key Dive Watch Available On James List
A Piaget dive watch?! Oh yes, and here is the proof. Get ready to go underwater in your black bow tie. I was pretty amazed to discover this watch that was made in the mid 1990s. It is very difficult to find information on this watch by the way. I believe it is called the Piaget Polo Key, but it is Ref. 250020 no. GOA22036. I think it is pretty neat - but how primitive does the case look by today's standards? So would you wear a Piaget diver?The case is 38mm wide in 18k yellow gold with elements on the rotating diver's bezel in 18k white gold. That two-toning is rather cool. There is also the reserve version of the watch with a mostly 18k white gold with yellow gold accents. That other model seemed to have a vastly different dial - which makes it clear that this watch was the beginning of the Piaget Polo 45 of the modern era. Did they have CNCs machines for case making back then? Not sure...The black dialed version is my favorite. It has tasteful applied gold hour markers and dauphine h

la boussole de Design Rado veille a ce qu'ils font le maximum de chaque minute dans leur endroit choisi
Si les utilisateurs disposent d'une heure ou une semaine a passer, la boussole de Design Rado veille a ce qu'ils font le maximum de chaque minute dans leur endroit choisi. Ce guide de la ville de mobile avec un oeil pour l'art et le design est bien documente, frequemment mise a jour et garantie ne pas de prendre aucune allocation spatiale ou un poids supplementaire dans les bagages, sacs ou poches.

Introducing: The Moritz Grossman Atum Pure Steel (Live Pics, Pricing Info)
Stainless steel. You could not summarize Baselworld 2016 any more succinctly. And there's no mystery why it's being so commonly used this year. High-end watchmakers are lowering price points in order to encourage watch enthusiasts to continue spending despite decelerating economies in their most important markets.But taking an existing model and encasing it in stainless steel won't do. The transition to more affordable metals requires sensible changes to some of the less obvious features of a watch, a rule that Moritz Grossmann followed brilliantly this week with the introduction of the Atum Pure Steel. 1 OF 4 A gorgeous dress watch with an hours, minutes, and small seconds display, the Atum was previously offered only in precious metals, in rose gold for $36,100 and in white gold for $37,600. It's now available for the third of the price, at $11,500. Now, that's the kind of jump that makes you wonder how much of the good stuff has been chucked out of the original model?

Scratched my watch!
It had to happen!I don't mind the scuffs from desk diving but I finally scratched my PO - on the polished bit too. And of all the places in the world it had to happen - it happened - believe it or not, in Vietnam, whilst I was on holidays, inside a tiny tunnel the Vietnamese guerillas created during the War.Anyone else have some funny stories on where/how they scratched their watch?Sorry - cannot upload the damn pic... so will try again soon.

Would you include 116718 any trade for 5726A?
I have been slowly falling in love with the 5726A. To acquire one I would have to include a recently purchased Rolex 116718 as part of any potential trade ( see my avatar). The thought of trading a noble metal for steel is a bit disconcerting. Any thoughts?