Skagen's Flagship Swiss Movement Men's Watch Line For 2009
I was curious as to what Skagen considered to be their flagship watch, so I asked them. The Danish brand has seemingly always been around in the watch world. Brands tend to have iconic looks and technologies that are imbued into flagship products that communicate the brand. Skagen's entire watch product line has a few common themes. These include use of minimalist design, titanium as often as possible, thin case profiles, function forward attitudes, Swiss movements, and reasonable prices. For 2009, Skagen replied that the watch that communicates all these notions are the men's 585XLTMXB and 585XLTMXM watches. The difference between the two models is one is constructed of gray toned titanium, while the other uses a darker black toned titanium.Let's go back a step while I give you my take on Skagen watches. A lot of the time I wake up and want to wear a serious "show me the money" watch. That isn't about glitz, but rather about "I am going to go out and conquer the day!" Other days I wan

The most interesting aspect of this Omega watch is the dial two tone rare color
In fact, it is so rare, the dealer does not have the exact model in their description. The most interesting aspect of this watch is the dial two tone rare color, which measures 35 mm in diameter. The dial is black current finishing along the perimeter with Arabic numerals, which is a beautiful compliment to the sub-dial located at position 6 and the superb khaki beige leather strap.

AP Royal Oak 40th Anniversary @ SG
Thought might want to share this to you guys:The petite tapisserie machine making the actual carving on a brass dial:The floor:Some watches exhibited: though most of the ro, roo and vintage AP watches are there:The 3126 movement being demoed:The forged carbon moulder:The magazines being distributed at the reception:And some of the visitors:Thanks for looking.Sent from my iPhone 5 using Tapatalk

Sell the Speedy Tuesday?
So I was lucky enough to get a sub 100 Speedy Tuesday. Now the mental debate begins of keeping it or selling it… I know this is the Rolex discussion board, so here's where my dilemma begins. If I keep it I will need to sell my BLNR. Do I sell the speedy while the hype is high? My problem, is that buy watches to wear, and I haven't really worn it because I can't decide whether to keep it. I figured I turn to my fellow addicts on my most visited website for a sounding board!

Omega Seamaster 2254.50 vs Tag Heuer Aquaracer Chrono Auto
Omega Seamaster 2254.50 vs Tag Heuer Aquaracer Chrono Auto vs Bell Ross Aeronavaleall mint condition and for similar money (about $1000+)what would you buy ????what has more collection value ???any thoughtsThanksLinh