Have Expensive Watch, Looking For Love
Yes, you're always going to get gold diggers, he shrugs, adjusting the strap on his Cartier. But that's the risk you take. This quote ends a rather interesting cultural piece in the New York Post that recently discussed how men in New York buy and wear watches to impress the ladies. "Meet the Rolex Romeos" profiles a selection of disparate guys who each feel that an expensive watch is the best way to lure in the gals. A Maserati only goes as far as the parking lot, but a watch you have with you all the time. That makes sense, and it is well-known that watches are among the most noticeable things a guy can wear. For high-end watch enthusiasts talking about wearing diamond-studded watches to merely attract female attention is a bit sacrilegious. Though we can't deny that a little attention is a good thing.These guys are all discussing watches priced $10,000 and over, and how they wear them while going out. One guy admits to waving his wrist outside of his Lexus while cruising in New

James Bond Rolex Chronograph's price
It resurfaced last at the sales School of Film and entertainment in London in 2003, where he went for $40,000. Recently acquired by Matthew bath Inc. Miami, it is now available at an undisclosed price which could easily reach $250,000 or more. Gallery: James Bond Rolex chronograph

Speedy Pro?
I'm just about ready to pull the trigger on buying myself a new Speedy Pro Moonwatch. Can people sound off on why I should and help get me over the edge!!?? Also, best place to buy?Thanks TRF-

Speedmaster Reproduction
The person responsible for the following site has documented the reproduction of a pre-moon Speedmaster with the 321 movement:kawai3.hp.infoseek.co.jp/eng-speedmaster.htmlI have skimmed this site several times, and it remains unclear to me how this person acquired the necessary parts and at what cost.Do I correctly understand that genuine parts still exist on the retail market and that a person could build or have built a pre-moon Speedmaster with a 321 movement?A new Speedmaster (meaning, NOT a Speedmaster Professional) has a lot of appeal.I wonder why Omega has not reissued this watch and passed on the added expense of this level of quality to the customer.After all, look what people pay for a Rolex Daytona.I'd much rather have a new Speedmaster with a 321 movement (and a reproduction case back with no first watch on the moon writing).Does a market exist for a real reproduction from Omega (faithful except for the tritium)?And, does the 321 movment really represent a higher level of q

Tudor black bay strap size?
Looking to buy some straps, anyone happen to know what lug size should I be looking for? 20mm or 22mm?