luxurious Chopard Women's 28/3569-20 Happy Sport Diamond Watch
Elegance is an understatement when it comes to the Chopard happy Sport diamond. The famous Swiss watchmaker has created a beautiful masterpiece featuring the most beautiful materials, including a case of - white gold, a black leather, band crocodile and a band of gold 18 carats set with diamonds. Protected by a Sapphire resistant to the stripe, the mother-of-Pearl Dial square a matching black-figure Roman hour markers and indicators of the hand, five brilliant round diamonds. Powered by a quartz Switzerland movement, this women's luxury watches is also resistant to 99 feet.

A Quick Look at the Seagull 1963 42mm
A little while back on worn&wound we took a look at the Seagull 1963 chronograph (if you don’t recall or missed that one, click here and then come back, we’ll wait). The Seagull 1963 is a faithful representation of column-wheel chronograph watches manufactured in the 1960’s for the People’s Liberation Army Air Force. The hand wound movement contained inside was developed in 1961 for this program and is based upon the Venus 175. The Tianjin Watch Factory built and delivered 1400 of these watches to the Chinese Air Force in 1963, hence the re-issue’s name. The watch came in at 38mm with 18mm lugs which was perhaps bordering on large for the 1960’s but is clearly small(ish) by today’s standards. The Seagull brand has now given those who prefer a bit more wrist presence a 42mm version of the 1963.While the size was boosted to 42mm, the movement was not changed. It is the same as in the 38mm version of the watch: a hand-wind, column wheel chrono

Omega service repair experience
Just wanted to share some of my experience.My wife has a fairly new Aqua Terra with the new 8520 movement. Its very rarely worn. The winding mechanism seemed to fail whereby manual winding would catch on the rotor making it difficult to wind. I guess it shouldn't.Anyway, we gave it to the Omega boutique here in Hong Kong. It went through a local check with the watch master in Hong Kong, and then later it went to headquarters for a full repair. The whole time we did not receive a telephone call to update us of the status until it was ready for pickup. It took a full two months.When we picked up the watch, the sales gave very little input as to what was wrong or what was done to the watch. There was a little report, which I asked to keep but was not allowed to. It showed that the gasket was replaced, but surprisingly much of the comments were written in Chinese - so I wonder if this was the master report from Switzerland. Being COSC certified, it kind of irks me a little knowing

Betting this is fake, but how can I tell?
I doubt Omega ever used gold-plated cases, but just in case, I ask. Is it real?Craigslist OmegaIt's not far and Westland isn't the best area, so I can just picture someone offing an Omega for a C-note, but...

5167 1A "new" look
I just replaced my 5167 1A bracelet version to tropical rubber strap. I always have this thought of changing it to tropical strap and finally I did it. Here is the new look. Hope you like it. The strap is brown color (not black color) :)Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk