Hautlence HL-Q Watch + Videos
I would really love one of these watches - another in my "cannot afford, not even close" collection of watch desires. I can still appreciate them from afar right? The first Hautlence watches were in cases that looked like TV screens, and finally we see them in a round cased watch. You can see from the images and videos that there are many different styles that arose from the base design. If you want to click here (in French), you can see almost all of the watches in the Hautlence HL-Q collection. The timepiece begins here with the new case that is 44mm wide and has an interesting construction. I like how the lugs are applied and their cool special types of screws. Not sure about all the materials used. There are of course the gold versions (rose and perhaps white), as well as some to be in titanium or matte finished steel. The dial options are also impressive with a number of different treatments I am quite fond of looking at. As such, the dials are the most complex parts of the watch.

luxurious Cartier Roadster S Watch
The still fresh Roadster S of Cartier Watch is a simplified version of their collection of famous watches Roadster. Many people may be actually the s prefer the standard version, due to its more direct design and page layout. Gone is the shaped "bullet" Sapphire lens on the date on which visually connected with the Crown, as well as screws on the case. Here, the Crown is a little more simplified (thus no cabochon). and only a black line on the dial on the date of window refers to the sharp, rounded shape of the lens of Sapphire on the standard Roadster watch.

Longines Watches For Baselworld 2006
This watch is based on a historical model, and is curved with a subtle use of ofdiamonds on the sides of the case and graceful hands bluish and thin.An elegantmen the Longines nails Paris shows is the most feature-heavy of the watches they express. I especially like the ornamentation of thedial which is imitated by the decoration on the case.Watches Longines spirit is based on a model from the 1920s. Sports and yet refined, it is a great men' fatty swatch that comes in a variety of styles with Chronograph and date functions. Tags: Accessories, baselworld, Chronographs, longines, shopping, watches, watches, watches

SubC dilemma: to trade for PO 8500 or not??
Guys,BIG dilemma. Im getting married this summer and can only afford one watch for now... I really like the new omega PO 8500 on bracelet and rubber. Done a lot of research and it would be a good pickup. However my random serial subc I picked up at the end of the year is my baby. I'm such a sub head. Problem is, I could get cash in a trade for the PO and put it toward some much needed expenses... Should I trade or keep the sub and hold out for the PO later on, sucking up the expenses, OR trade and re-buy the sub again lol. Thanks again, I hope to get some much needed advice. Cheers.

Explorer vs. Oyster Perpetual
I will soon be reaching into my wallet to purchase my first Rolex. I'm interested in the Explorer #214270 and the Oyster Perpetual #116000. I have a few questions. Do all authorized dealers in the US have the same price? My local dealer quoted $4,750 (Oyster) and $5,700 (Explorer). Second question--would one of these watches retain it's value better than the other? Any comments on either (or both) watches would be appreciated. Thanks