LG GD910 Watch 3G HSPDA Phone; Tells Time, Makes Calls, Not That Dorky
You might be thinking that this is just some gimmicky concept, or another of those skepticism filled no-name Chinese watch phones, but you'd be wrong (it is Korean, not Chinese). And it is from large manufacturer LG nonetheless, which signifies a new era for Dick Tracy wannabes. With an official announcement due at CES (the consumer electronics show) soon, the LG GD910 is a fully functional 3g (and 7.2mps HSPDA) watch phone with most of the bells and whistles in its non-wrist worn counterparts. LG calls is a "wrist phone." It even supports voice-to-text commands as well two way video conferencing. Talking on the phone is done in one of three ways. You either hold the watch phone up to your ear likewell, an idiot, use the speaker phone function, or more logically Bluetooth. All in all, the people using this wrist phone at CES have been loving it.In what is likely to be a device with abyssal battery (well maybe not that bad), the LG GD910 features a touch screen and microphone, as well a

Thinking of a 15202
I've had my 15400 with the black dial for about two years now. I also picked up a Daytona over Christmas. I really love the size of Daytona since my wrist is under 6.75 inches, but I've always wanted a blue dial Royal Oak, and the 39mm would be perfect on me (I once had a 15300). I did ask AP about switching the black dial for the blue, and they said no since the blue is a boutique edition. I was planning to sell the 15400 after it comes back from Clearwater for the 3rd year warranty service, which would bring me down to a Rolex 114060 and the Daytona. Now I'm entertaining the idea of selling both the Daytona and 15400 to buy a 15202 instead. That would still leave me with my Sub and the 15202, which I think I'd be happy with.Thoughts?

Vintage Omega Seamaster Automatic
I am presently bidding on this watch...Can anyone tell me anything about it and whether it appears to be authentic based on photos and description? I'd love to know more about the watch before I potentially buy.Model:Omega Seamaster AutomaticCirca:1950'sHead Size:(not including the crown) 34mm; Omega crownCondition:Excellent. This watch has been lightly polished and looks great.Case Metal:Stainless steelDial:Original yellow dial with silver hands and markersCase Marking:Omega Watch Co. 2849Movement Type:Omega 17 jewels caliber 502Crystal:PlasticBand/Length:Original stainless steel Omega band and buckle. The band will fit a max 7 wrist..Attached Images

Anyone own a speedmaster 376.0822
This has to be in my all time top 3 watches of all timeI foolishly past on one about 10 months ago that was for sale on another forum. I still kick myself. Its a watch rarely posted on.Anyone own one ? Care to post pictures, your story of how you came to own it, is it a collection piece or a daily wearer, etc

Less Formal PP for a younger guy
Hi PP forum,I have been looking a while at PPs. I've always loved the Calatrava, but I'm still in my mid/late 20s and the most formal I ever dress is chinos & a dress shirt, never a suit, so I think the model would not really suit me that well. I'm also quite big (used to do a lot of weight lifting when I was younger) so I need something which won't look dainty of my wrist/arm.I live a couple of hours from London where all the PP dealers are, so I need to have a few models lined up before I go there so I can make sure they have stock of everything I want to try.I currently own:- YG Rolex GMTIIC- Navy AP Royal Oak Offshore- Steel & WG DateJust IIAs such I am looking for something a bit more dressy & smart, a leather strap would be nice. But still something that is a little chunkier and will suit a casual dressing younger guy going out to a nice dinner, etc.It won't be my daily, any gold or platinum is fine, I can't go for anything over ��30k ($50k) brand new list price. Any o