Giveaway: Pulsar By Seiko Men's Automatic Watch
This month I have for you a Pulsar by Seiko Men's Automatic watch. The specific model available for one lucky winner is the Ref. PS2004, which is the two-tone model (silver, gold tone) on the steel bracelet. This is the most expensive one of the mix, but I wanted you to see what the entire collection looks like. These watches are brand new for 2010, and features exclusive 21 jewel automatic movements. There is an "open heart" dial which has a window to the moving balance wheel in the movement. Not small at all, these watches are 44.9mm wide in a steel case that is water resistant to 330 feet. Bracelet is 20mm wide and in steel with a fold-over safety clasp, while the watch crystal is Seiko Hardlex. Dial has applied luminant on the hands for darkness viewing. The watch features a caseback window for an addition view into the movement.These are great looking classy timepieces with a beautiful mechanical spirit and high, Seiko quality. Japanese in spirit, the Men's Automatic watch collect

New AP ROO Limited Edition
Really like this one..........Audemars Piguet proudly announces the launch of a 250-pieces special edition Royal Oak Offshore Chronograph dedicated to the Swiss motor racing champion S��bastien Buemi .So what you guys think?

WTB: Omega Speedsonic with Lobster Bracelet
I am looking for an Omega Speedsonic with the lobster style bracelet. If anyone has one for sale or knows where I should be looking, please let me know.Thanks.Jason

It's here.....
Wow! Better pics later. I'm so amazed I like watches 😉

Special Moments and the Quest for a Watch
My first post here on the forum. I am also a neophyte to the watch scene.There have been some standout moments in my life. Those moments were not only rewarding in and of themselves but changed the way I viewed the world. Leaving home for college, I remember thinking how my life had been mostly scripted up until that point. As I pulled out of my parents driveway, headed west, the possibilities seemed endless. Exciting and a little scary all at the same time. A short time later I found myself engrossed in an activity that my parents and family did not understand, rock climbing. Most of my family viewed climbing as a reckless and unnecessary activity. Climbing took this boy out of the flatlands of Oklahoma to some beautiful places across the country. From the short and steep routes in the Shawangunks of New York to the towering monoliths of Yosemite, I loved it all. The first time I climbed El Capitan in Yosemite, after several days of climbing and hard work, I felt as if I could do anyt