Botta Design Watches For Minimalist Perfection
Minimalism to me, means displaying as little as possible to be effective. A watch like the museum face on a Movado is barren. With just hands and a single indicator at the top, I never have any idea what time it is, at least not at a glance. There is no way to be really precise with such a watch. This is not minimalist in my opinion, it is lacking. Minimalistic watches on the other hand excel in providing just what you need, with the focus being on personifying the function of the device or machine. Botta watches provide exactly this type of focus, a watch purely telling the time.Botta Design Watches are designed using pure elements of minimalism and functional design. The appeal is in the symmetry and attention to just a few major lines and shapes to the watch. No complex transitioning or harsh contrasts, just a well thought out look that performs flawlessly. A watch face is supposed to measure the elapsation of time, along with providing an indicator of how much time is left in a giv

If you need help I am here
I may not know everything about vintage Omega's but I do have a wealth of information at my finger tips. So if you guys have any questions about vintage Omega watches, hit me up, I may know something or know someone that knows.I collect pre 1975 Omega's from the time when Omega actually made a watch in house.Farel

Nautilus 5980 stainless steel limited edition
Hey guys,I would like to check with you if you know about any limited edition nautilus stainless steel 5980? Thx guys

Investment Advice on 6102P
Hi, I would like some people's views on the 6102P as an investment piece. I was in the shop buying a PP (first PP but regular customer who have purchased many others) and my AD mentioned that there are a few PP beauties coming in soon and one of them is the 6102P. Given the price, I want to do my research before I even consider it thinking about it so I would appreciate any thoughts on this. The only reason I am even contemplating about it is the fact that I don't have to go through the process / application which takes ages, and even if you have money you might not be given one.Some of the questions I was thinking- What would be a good sale price to get this piece? - How many years before I can see any good returns?- How rare is it compare to other PPs?- Given the GFC and downturn, what is the demand in the market for watches such as this?I would rather spend it on a watch and enjoy it then put my money in a term deposit.

Tudor investment
Can anybody tell me which Tudor model will perform good value in the long term?Thank you guys,Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro