Timex Watches For Fun Gifts On A Budget
Timex is a brand that most all watches lovers know about, but we tend to not think about Timex watches that often. That might be a shame because Timex has an important history in the American watch industry, and is also a brand that today offers a lot of watches. Timex sort of shot themselves in the foot by making too many budget watches for people with bad vision or the elderly. Not that anything is wrong with that, but style and quality conscious people typecasted the brand as boring. Those watches do exist, but in the last few years Timex has been offering more fun timepieces that focus on fashion as well as their history.Most Timex watches are $200 and under, with the majority of watches in this article being priced at under $100. Many of these are part of the Timex Originals collection or other lines that offer contemporary timepieces with a very of a retro flair. Even the ubiquitous Timex Easy Reader is getting more treatment as Timex has celebrated the king of dorky watches by o

Watch Contributor For Centurion Magazine Online
I am quite proud to let you know that I will be the watch contributor writer on the brand new website for Centurion magazine called "Centurion Magazine Online." Centurion is an American Express publication, and is sent to Centurion card holders around the world. The new website, like the magazine is published and operated by Journal International. Formatted like a blog, the site will offer intelligent information on the best things available for the high-end consumer and lifestyle.

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Any experiences with bigg86969 on ebay Japan?
I have been watching the usual Japan ebay sellers for a 3572.50.Stumbled on this guy. He is a power seller of mostly Omega watches in Japan. I have been following his auctions and he seems legit. Any experiences with him would be appreciated. Thanks.

This one or THAT one?
In checking prices of both brand new and used Date/No Date SubC models, it would appear that one could buy a brand new 114060 for the price of a lightly used (several years old) 116610 give or take.Given the choice of new vs used date/no date, which would you choose? Personally, I like both models and having no date is not a deal breaker for me. I do like the idea of buying brand new as well. (full disclosure) If both were brand new and priced the same I would select date. I am considering trading a 16613 TT blue towards the purchase of a 114060 or 116610. I am a one Rolex owner and that is likely to stay that way for the next few years anyway. Thanks in advance for opinions.