BEST FROM: watches-dealer & Friends October 10, 2014
To kick off October, I'm happy to say that our Editor-In-Chief has finally had the opportunity to handle and try out the Apple Watch for himself. And even though many things have?been said about it, you don't want to miss our extensive coverage of what is quite possibly one of the most eagerly anticipated products in the history of technology and horology.Apart from our comprehensive writeup of the Apple Watch, we also pay homage to A. Lange & S?hne, as they celebrate the 20th anniversary of the iconic Lange One and also the 25th anniversary of the reunification of Germany. Next, we turn our attention to watch movement advertising and also discuss the technicalities and nuances surrounding in-house watch movements. And as for new watches, we get up close and personal with the new Nomos Ahoi Atlantik, which has a very nice gilt dial; and also a very exclusive and stunning version of Hublot's Big Bang Ferrari watch.To close, we take a look at the Hong Kong watch industry and how comp

Last retail $ of 15300
Quick question... What was the last retail price of the 15300 in usd?? Thanks!

Non-stop running of the Chronograph
Hi,I have an automatic breitling chronomat evolution.The watch has a small seconds hand in a totalizer, and not a big seconds hand.The chronomat opperates in two other totalizers, and it's seconds hand is a big hand. I really like the movement of the chronographs seconds hand, so I run it non-stop (synched to the watch's time). Is it OK to do so? Or can it potentially damage the watches movement in the long term?Thank you! :)

INDUSTRY NEWS: Omega SMP 2010 Vancouver Olympics
Sorry for the late posting this is a week's old news.....Omega releases a special limited edition watch commemorating the countdown to the start of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games The Omega Seamaster Diver 300m Vancouver 2010 Limited Edition is being produced in 41 mm and 36.25 mm versions, each in a release of 2010 numbered pieces and featuring the Omega Co-Axial calibre 2500.Omega will be serving as Official Olympic Timekeeper for the 24th time at the 2010 Winter Olympic Games in Vancouver and will be carrying on a legacy dating back to the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games.Source: Omega

everybody would like to have my problem
each pics are great for me, because each time it's a different watchwhich one will you choose ?