Five Things I Want To See From The Watch Industry In 2011
While people struggled to make lists of what their favorite pieces of 2010 were, I started thinking about the future. Sure, 2010 saw its share of really great pieces, but I think there is a lot we can look forward to. For me, I think 2010 did a great job at offering pretty good sub $10,000 watches. Few new movements, less tourbillons, and less glam. Instead, we saw more innovation in materials, as well as "keeping it simple." I was also surprised at the number of new brands. Good watches in the $2,000 - $4,000 range were certainly present, but I wanted to see much, much more of them. The economy seems to be improving a bit, and China is quickly becoming the new mecca for luxury watch dollars.? Here are my top five things I want to see from the watch industry in 2011:1. Sober PricingWith more and more brands selling direct, the cost of business goes down as middlemen go away. This should allow watch prices to go down (a lot in theory). I would like to see watch brands offer better value

what do think? 26400 carbon or 26402 new Ceramic?
hi i want to buy another api have now the 26400 ss , and i'm consider to add the 26400 fc or the new ceramic.what you think is better. I heard that ap Stopped producing the carbon because some problems,but from other side i heard that now the carbon will be Rare.What would you suggest me?whats the problems with the carbon?

Need opinions on Speedmaster versions
Alright guys and gals, I took my wife to the Omega store the other night, and she really liked the way the Speedmaster looked on me. I'm looking for opinions on two versions...1) the original style moon watch...manual wind 42mmOr2) the automatic 39mm version. I really want the black dial with white lettering, so the racing versions of the Speedmaster are all out. Opinions (pictures welcome) are appreciated...and go!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

BNIB Omega PO Ti 45.5 wrong bracelet
image.jpgSo if you notice, the end link does not sit flush with the case. I thought this wasn't normal so I looked up the bracelet number on my watch and it read '1591/831' which is the bracelet for the Planet Ocean Titanium Chronograph. My new watch is just the standard Titanium XL. I called my jeweler and he could not believe it and thought I must be confused. I called an Omega boutique and they said they have never heard of a watch being matched up with the wrong bracelet.But sure enough it was a factory error. I took the watch back to the dealer today and he pulled out 2 other factory sealed similar models and both read '1590/867' on the bracelet which matches up to the PO Ti XL.Has anyone ever seen a factory error like this before?

PP World Time 5575 - Discount
In case any of you were on the fence, this discount should seal the deal.