Need Last Minute Valentine's Day Gift? 10% Off All Watches On WatchWear.com With Coupon Code
Just a quick note for everyone who (sometimes reasonably) puts of buying that special Valentine's day gift until the last moment. WatchWearwatches-dealer, who is associated with KenmarWatcheswatches-dealer is offering 10% off all of their watches until Sunday February 15th. The reason I am telling you this is that they offer a ton of reasonably priced brands, and plenty of ladies' models. Tomorrow I am going to post a Valentine's day watch you'll most likely not be able to afford, but WatchWearwatches-dealer is a better reliquary of watches for her tomorrow.You might be thinking to yourself, "sure getting her a watch is a good idea, but it won't shop up in time." Maybe, but try this my friend. Print out a photo of the watch, stick it in a box (should be chocolate in their too). Say there was a "shipping" error and it didn't get here on time, but it will be here soon. Hard to get pissy about that right? Cool thing about them is that you can actually just type in keywords like "diamond,"

Quantity and price of Omega Speedmaster Professional Moon Watch
The Platinum version is in addition to a version of the 40th anniversary watch, which will be also limited edition, but 7 969 pieces instead of 69 pieces for the Platinum version stainless steel. By far, the only thing to say watches except is the color of the engraved plate on the dial - what is gold for the shows of Platinum and sterling silver on the steel version. I would say that the price for the Platinum version is $ 100,000 more. Still a good pace shows, but have that they it too far? We will know only after seeing that Omega returns with the 50th anniversary in 10 years. Tags: 40, 40th, anniversary, moon, moonwatch, Omega, Platinum, professional, speedmaster, watch

Photo Report: Inside Blancpain's New Boutique On Fifth Avenue In NYC
September is almost here, and that means we're about to enter the middle of a great time for watch lovers in New York City. This fall we will see the launch of some kick-ass mono-brand boutiques here in the city, including A. Lange & Söhne, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and Blancpain. Just last week, we were invited into the new Blancpain store on Fifth Avenue for an early look (though doors are open to the public now – the official launch will be in November). Here you will see a quick photo report of the new 1700 sq. ft. boutique located at 645 Fifth Avenue. 2 OF 35 This store is large. I mean really large, especially for a watch store on Fifth venue. You walk in and are greeted by an expansive, open interface completely with a 360° animation of the Vallee de Joux. Four projectors work in sync to produce this imagery, which is the first of its kind in a retail environment. 3 OF 35 Each collection is given its own space, and displays vary between

Speedie - 4 yrs or 35 yrs old?
Hey all, i recently purchased a 2003 Speedie Pro which arrived yesterday, however to my dismay the condition was not as described bhy the seller (came covered in scratches, looked to be a daily beater on a building site. I contacted the seller and will be getting a full refund so whilst licking my wounds yesterday i began searching for a replacement and have been offered the following:Old:Year: 1976 (birth year)Model: 145.022Cal: 861Bracelet: 1171Condition: A1, just been serviced and is in perfect conditionAdditions: boxed but no papersNew:Year: 2007Model: 3570.50Cal: 1861Bracelet: 1998Condition: Excellent, some marks on claspAdditions: boxed with papersGiven the choice, which would other members go for? Both are priced roughly the same, is the fact the older one is a birth year makes it too hard to resist or should i place safe and go for the recent example with added papers?Any input is greatly appreciated.

Screwed or Not???
So I finally bought a Daytona and I found myself using my Omega Speedy Mark II Co-Axial more than the Daytona. One of the reason is because of the easy access of the timer start/stop rest buttons on the Speedy. Than it hit me that I don't need to keep the locks on the buttons on the Daytona screwed down unless I'm in water. So the question for Daytona wearers is whether or not you keep your pushers locked (screwed tight) or loosened (unscrewed)?