Top Things To Look For In A Luxury Watch Part 2: Medium Range Luxury
For $1,000 And Up Watches:Once you have realized that getting a watch is a practice of passion and taste, you start to have higher expectations. Plus, your foray into the world of horology has led you to realize a few things. Among those things are that you want a mechanical movement over a mere quartz movement, and that names are beginning to have meaning to you when it comes to selecting favored watches. Not only that, but you also learn that just because fashion labels make nice clothes they aren't always key players in the luxury watch world (e.g. Kenneth Cole), despite the fact that they do indeed have a watch line. You might also be the type of person that grew up around watches and simply have more sophisticated tastes. Whatever the reason is, if you are going to spend $1,000 or more on a watch, these are factors you'll want to consider when getting a medium range luxury watch.1. Mechanical MovementSave for limited circumstances, if you are buying a men's watch for over $1,000 i

Looking to Purchase Breitling Navitimer, need your advice
Hi, I'm a new member here. I've tried to do some research in this forum lately. sadly, I can't find the decent thread about the navitimer. What series are there, price range, and more importantly how to differentiate between the fake and real (I don't want to get screwed for my first breitling purchase)? please enlighten me. thanks in advance!

It��s Breaking my Heart, It��s very worrying me!!!! Please, Please help me! Regatta
You Guys Know, how I fell in love with this watch, doens��t it? I have It��s all made by Ceramic, and I hit very stonge some time at the door, or in some hard material, but nothing happened!!This it��s my desk and I almost everyday hit one time everyday!! But with my Omega both Orange PO and Yellow Seamaster this happened I think!It��s very hard to see I know but looked with very attention and you can see the scratches in the 50 position in the bezel and 30! I know the bezel it��s alluminium so scratch and all can be happens! look in the 50 in the bezel!So in my mind what could be happened?? I wash my watch and remove the bracelet, with Hot Wash, at night, so that night was raiining and the wind was a little cold 20oC(that night), so: January 6 was see the difference?? in the bezel 50 position?And Now 22 January 1- because this the bezel could be scratched?? or Spotted?2- never happens this with any of my watches!Please mates, help me, I am very, very worried about!!And to dry my Seamast

Help deciding on which Milgauss
I'm looking to purchase my first Rolex and am drawn to the Milgauss for a variety of reasons even though it is not usually the most popular choice especially as a first Rolex watch. I was fortunate enough that my local AD had both the blue and black dial in stock, so I was able to compare the two. I'm still debating between blue or black dial, but am slightly leaning towards the black dial GV. This is where my question comes in. What are your thoughts on the original style black dial GV with the dual color lume vs. the new style black dial GV with the single color lume. Also, does anyone happen to have seen both and have an opinion on brightness and longevity of each?Finally, I realize that the dual-color lume would require buying second hand as it is no longer made. I'm guessing that since it is pushing 10 years old, it would be due for a servicing immediately upon buying unless I was fortunate enough to find one that just got serviced? Any difference in buying M/V/G/Random serial?

Great job Rolex! Merry Christmas
So I have been in no less than eight AD's in the past two weeks and I can tell you firsthand that with the exception of the Rolex boutique in Miami they all had just about nothing to sell. Total empty shelves. That and everyone of them said they had just about no hope of getting anything for Christmas to sell either. Rumor is Rolex hit all its sales goals and therefore they aren't very concerned about shipping more product this year. I personally have no idea why that's just what some of the smaller AD's are telling me. I can also tell you this. I know the owners of a couple of these small places and they tell me it's financially devastating not have an extremely strong Christmas season selling Rolex. They count on it every year. I can't speak for the bigger places I visited because the salesman had no idea when I asked how it was affecting their overall business. So if you guys are planning on getting a Rolex for Christmas you're either going to go with a Date Just from an AD or