this guy must be hating all his life 

Haha, wrong section, go F urself

i got no idea how the swiss watch really good or not , but i hv this

i got no idea how the swiss watch really good or not , but i hv this

i got no idea how the swiss watch really good or not , but i hv this

IWC Top Gun the 44mm or 46mm? Have the $$ just order from AD!
http://www.horomundi.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1512
http://www.thewatchquote.com/IWC-Pilot-s-W...799-No_6138.htm

someone got it new at US$7000 back in 2008. today suggested retail is at US$10,900.00
http://forums.watchuseek.com/showthread.php?t=182297

guys...what do you think of fossil watches? are they any good? they seem reasonably priced...

yea man i understand totally....but the stuff they can afford I can't...lol....so will have to stick with fossil....I do know that burberry and some other designer brand's watches are actually fossils...although they don't count as premium watches....

Fossil was founded in 1984 by Tom and Kosta Kartsotis, brothers, currently Chairman of the Board and CEO respectively, focusing on fashion and value at a time when no company was really doing that. The image the company communicated was vintage Americana, which turned out to be a huge homerun. Quartz movements from the Orient helped Fossil design and manufacture price point critical timepieces, fashion statements that could be mixed and matched, and repurchased when fashion changed, and the Fossil company was born. Since 1984, the company has experienced astounding growth. In 1993, with revenues of just over $70 million, the company went to Wall Street and became a NASDAQ listed company trading under the symbol FOSL.

Licensees
Fossil has been very successful with its own brands and this success has led to companies coming to Fossil to create licensed watch lines. The licensed watch lines that Fossil designs, manufactures and distributes include Burberry, DKNY, Armani, Columbia and Diesel.
"Fossil has done an incredible job over the last 20 years building a powerful business in the US and globally," says Steve Bock, President, Luxury Division, Fossil, Inc. "Given that success, one of the results has been the ability and opportunity to build businesses with brands like Emporio Armani and Burberry."
When working on a licensed brand, Fossil has to make sure that the brand fits with Fossil's approach, and then the creative teams are set to work understanding the brand. Each brand has its own style language which Fossil has to integrate into the licensed watches.
"Generally, when approaching a project involving the launch of a new brand, we'll get together with representatives of the brand concerned and our group teams (industrial designers, graphic designers, project managers, etc.) and brainstorm," explains Diarmuid Bland, Senior Vice President, Watch Product Development, Fossil. "We'll come up with a foundation for product development, always consulting with the commercial side, and the teams flesh out into specific sketches, line art, computer design and more. We have rapid prototyping facilities here in the offices and in our product development groups around the world, where we can build size and shape representative prototypes in resin or brass. Then we work with the factories, then prototyping on a mass scale. From there, we come out with a result we are all pleased with."
Fossil is open to new licensee relationships, but it has to be a good fit or it won't happen. "The licensing goes both ways - we sometimes seek out companies that would be a good fit and we get contacted on a weekly basis," says Kurt Hagen, Vice President, Relic/Michael Kors, Columbia/Private Label, New Licensing. "One thing we are looking for is brands that we can fit into our international network. We look for brands that complement our existing distribution or allow us to tackle new distribution."

yea man i understand totally....but the stuff they can afford I can't...lol....so will have to stick with fossil....I do know that burberry and some other designer brand's watches are actually fossils...although they don't count as premium watches....

replica watch collection.

No way!

Hah pat, then how do they recognize authentic and replica.

Hah pat, then how do they recognize authentic and replica.

to me mid range original watch is to the ppl who aim on second hand value or investment, for me i can't forever love a single watch, so i still prefer playing replica, coz i can collect many brand of watch
tell your the fact
i hv a fren who wearing ori rolex , every time we meet out he sure will ask me showing him my watch, even he know that is replica, but he just like to point out the different and show off he is wearing a original watch, maybe that is the way to push up his standard

in fact the real cheapo ones its darn easy, esp those with magnifier on the date.. don't magnify.. definately fake!

Haha magnifier, I wonder why....

the bottom s a fake 1?