Movado SE Extreme Automatic Chronograph & Diver Watches
Remember Movado? Yeah, they are still around. The American-based watch company is still holding its own out there as a decidedly more quiet company with mostly a focus on points of watch sales rather than media and publicity. A few years ago, Movado created the SE Extreme collection which from the very outset was clearly an homage to the Hublot Big Bang. For 2014, Movado adds two new SE Extreme watches as the Movado SE Extreme Automatic Chronograph as well and the Movado SE Extreme Automatic Diver. And for what they are, they aren't too bad.I am just going to say it right now, Movado may as well have called these watches the "SExtreme" collection. Not that they scream sex or anything, but that is pretty much what the names look like after staring at "SE Extreme" for long enough. Let's be clear that in the highly conservative watch and jewelry industry, "sex" is not used enough in product names. Anyhow, as a fan of dive watches, the Movado SE Extreme Automatic 200 Diver is easily the mo

Hands-On: The Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ultra-Thin With Caliber 1120
This is a watch we loved a lot when we went hands-on with it at the SIHH. It’s part of the refreshed Overseas line of watches, and while it’s the sort of thing one expects from Vacheron Constantin, it’s still so nicely done and so well rooted in VC’s history that it rises above merely fulfilling expectations, and becomes something worth celebrating. 1 OF 6 The Overseas Ultra-Thin immediately struck us as reminiscent of the Vacheron Constantin 222, from the 1970s, which was along with watches like the Royal Oak and the Nautilus, part of the first generation of stainless steel watches with an integrated bracelet. All three watches, incidentally, were driven by the same movement: the Jaeger-LeCoultre caliber 920, which was the result of a development project that involved Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, and Patek Philippe. The Vacheron Constantin version of this movement is VC caliber 1120. 2 OF 6 When we first announced the Overse

A new Omega came to our Home, or did it?
Hei Everyone,Few months ago we got a gift, an Omega constellation double eagle,What do you guys think? I don't know alot about Omegas and I'm afraid if I take it to the Boutique and turned to be , well, not an Omega , they might not return it back to me!Cheers and sorry if I made any mistakes by posting this Thread,IMG_0174.jpgIMG_0175.jpgIMG_0177.jpgIMG_0178.jpgIMG_0179.jpgIMG_0180.jpgIMG_0181.jpgIMG_0182.jpgIMG_0184.jpgIMG_0187.jpgIMG_0189.jpgIMG_0191.jpg

PO: 42 or 45.5
Hey all, I've been eyeing the PO (black dial, bezel, with SS) for a while, but can't decide whether I should go for the 42mm or 45mm. Any advice/suggestions/thoughts would be greatly appreciated!

Need some help deciding...
Hi all,Thanks for chiming in. I got a call from my AD today about a piece I was kind of on the list for. It is the new moon phase Cellini. I wanted to see this piece in person and decide if I wanted to buy it or not. When I saw it in person today, I really did like the watch. It wore very comfortably. However, here is the issue. I saw an ever rose sky dweller on a strap and it caught my attention as well. When I got home I did some research and found out the sky dweller on a strap could be had for around 25k used which is roughly around the same price for a new moon phase Cellini. Which one would you guys go for? Here are some shots of the watches on my actual wrist. Added a picture of the blue dial ss sky dweller on the bracelet for another opinion!Thanks for looking!