Citizen Eco-Drive Nova Concept Watch
Today's Citizen watches are products that most people associate with light. This is thanks to the Japanese brand's extremely successful Eco-Drive family of movements. Most Citizen watches you are likely to own these days contain one of these useful movements. The hallmark characteristic of an Eco-Drive movement is that they are solar powered. In reality, most any light will do. Eco-Drives are quartz movements that run on batteries, but batteries the owner does not need to replace. Inside each Eco-Drive movement is a rechargeable battery that Citizen says can be good for up to 30 years or longer in many instances. Light enters through the watch dial to recharge the low energy consumption movements.Contained in an array of basic watches, the Eco-Drive technology is also used for more sophisticated or experimental Citizen watches. One such Citizen concept watch for 2012 doesn't just rely on light for power, but also emits it.The visual splendor of the 2012 Citizen Eco-Drive Nova is pretty

ROO which one???
I am stuck and am so unsettled, just can't decide between the ceramic, forged carbon or rose gold. Knowing most are happy with their purchase, does anyone wish they went a different direction? Has any one found their material to be less then durable over time?Like I said I am stuck any opinions appreciated.

Another AT 8500...Um...my 5th
This community is so valuable with the sharing of information and relationships. Another benefit is being able to try different watches without too much of a financial hit. With that said, I'm on my 5th AT 8500. I've had Opaline, grey, black/golf and blue in that order. All are very nice and would welcome any of them in the future. Obviously I have learned that I need to have an AT in the collection. So here is the latest: 41mm SS/Opaline dial/Rose gold markers. The bracelet was ordered separately with polished links which I think gives it a dressier touch. After 5 days with my 5th AT, I have to say I'm liking this one. On strap or bracelet, it has a nice dressy, almost vintage hint to it. The Rose Gold markers change quite a bit in different lights from rich rose to almost silver - very cool. Thanks for looking!

So I walked into my local dealer....
With the intention of seeing if I could comfortably wear a 47 mm watch. I have been narrowing down which Pam for my next watch and had no plans on buying for a while. As it happens he was getting rid of Panerai to make room for Tudor and threw out a price I couldn't turn down. Walked out with my 1st Panerai!

Would you flip Dblue for BP FF
Good day all. I posted in the non Rolex forum but didn't get much feedback so I'm posting here with a twist to my original post ..I'm considering adding (well perhaps flipping to add ) a Blancpain FF 5015D or a 5015C as pictured here.First, would you consider such a flip? Dollars are about the same in the Preowned market.What does the forum think of Blancpain in terms of: style, durability, and wearability?Why don't we see more of them here I guess to make this appropriate for the Rolex forum ... Would you flip a Dblue for one of these?Collection is: SD43, Dblue, Pam 690I was thinking it might be nice to have a BP for something s little different in the collection.Go Sent from my SM-G935W8 using Tapatalk