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Diving Watches


Diving Watches

In addition to being far more resilient than most watches, and water-resistant to greater depths, diving watches are designed with other features specifically for deep-sea adventurers and professional divers.

Omega Watches


Omega Replica Watches

Among the world of prestige watches only a few have that indefinable quality that places them among the elite of the elite. Omega is one of those few.

First conceived 150 years ago the Omega name has become known world wide by watch collectors and the common man. Its symbol and trademark, the highest letter in the Greek alphabet, Omega is instantly recognizable by millions of people. This symbol was chosen as the benchmark which Omega wished to achieve, that of producing the highest quality time pieces available.

Rolex Watches


Rolex Replica Watches

When most people think of fine or exclusive timepieces, the Rolex name quickly comes to mind. Since the companya?

Some tips taking care on Your watch


Like any high-precision instrument, a watch needs to be serviced regularly in order to work perfectly.

Some faq:

Question: How often should I service my watch?
Answer: By making a daily normal use the period for making a regular service is 3,5 years. In case of harder use (swimming, sports, etc.) regular service must be made more frequently.

Question: Why does my winder break?
Perspiration, humidity and non-hermetic closing of the casing are the main reasons for winder breakages.

Acrylic vs. Mineral vs. Sapphire watch crystals


This question comes up from time-to-time, and thought a brief explanation of what they are and how to tell what they are may be useful. Most collectors, WISa?

Movado Watches


Movado Watches

Movado Group Inc. is the official name of the company that owns and operates Movado Watches as well as several other well known brands such as Ebel, Concord, ESQ Swiss and Tommy Hilfiger. The company distributes these goods worldwide through its own boutiques as well as jewelry stores.

Founded in 1881 the company has been in operation consistently since that time and has steadily built itself a niche in the world market place. It now owns and operates over 20 boutiques world wide and pieces sell for an average of $500.00 to $1500.00 each. The majority of the revenue for the pieces is generated in North America.

Replica Rolex Info


Replica Rolex Info
Movement powers the rolex watch and keeps the second hand sweeping. It is basically the “engine” of the watch. The “hacking signal” refers to this sweeping of the second hand when the crown is pulled out.
Only later models of Japan made and geniune Swiss has a hacking signal. ETA 2834-2 Jewel Movement.
The Rolex Crystal is the glass like cover which protects the face or dial. There are respectively three types of crystals used, namely plastic, mineral and sapphire. Only the later model of Japan and all Swiss use the sapphire crystal. This Crystal is virtually scratch proof and can withstand water depth up to 10-20m. The sapphire crystals used in authentic Rolex can withstand depth up to 300m. In general, Asian made replicas use the plastic and will scratch the easiest

Rotating Bezel Watches


Rotating Bezel Watches

Another special feature on many watches is a rotating bezel, which enables the wearer to measure elapsed time without having to do any mental arithmetic. At the start of the event to be timed, he turns the bezel so that the zero marker- often a triangular pointer- is aligned with the watch’s minute or seconds hand. When the event ends, he reads the elapsed time off the bezel.

Some rotating bezels are designed for purposes other than time measurement. A rotating slide-rule bezel lets the wearer perform arithmetic calculations. A rotating compass bezel allows the watch to be used as a solar compass.

Time Zones. GMT watches and dual-time-zone watches.


There is a category of watches equipped with special feature: a second- time- zone indicator. These watches show both local time and the time in another time zone. They come in many varieties and have many names. Some are called GMT watches. GMT stands for Greenwich Mean Time, the time at the Prime Meridian in Greenwich, England, and the standard time for navigation and international radio broadcasts. GMT watches have an additional hour hand, set separately from the regular hour hand, which gives the hour in a second time zone using a 24- hour scale on the watch dial. Despite the watcha?