Casio
Buy new: $169.95
4 used & new from $169.95
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Thursday, January 31, 2013
Casio G-Shock BURTON Limited Edition Watch GDF100BTN-1
Casio
Buy new: $169.95
4 used & new from $169.95
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Invicta Women's 4718 II Collection Limited Edition Diamond Chronograph Watch
Invicta
(152)Buy new:
13 used & new from $106.90
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Casio Men's DW6900CS-1 G-Shock Tough Culture Limited Edition Watch
Casio
(13)Buy new:
26 used & new from $76.76
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Men's Limited Edition Wrist Watch - Chunky Hip Hop Bling - Iced Out - Black Dial - Silver Plated
The Bling King
(1)Buy new: $24.95
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Invicta Women's 4719 II Collection Limited Edition Diamond Two-Tone Watch
Invicta
(37)Buy new:
10 used & new from $102.05
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Citizen Men's AT8030-18F Eco-Drive Limited Edition World Chronograph A-T Watch
Citizen
(1)Buy new:
5 used & new from $596.25
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Wednesday, January 30, 2013
Citizen Men's AT4003-04E Perpetual Chrono A-T Limited Edition Watch
Citizen
(5)Buy new:
4 used & new from $506.25
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Casio Men's DW6900BW-1DR G-Shock Classic Digital Military Series Watch LIMITED EDITION
Casio
(2)Buy new: $80.00
5 used & new from $80.00
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Wewood Men's Limited Edition Jupiter Black Dual Movement Wooden Watch
WeWood
(6)Buy new: $135.00
14 used & new from $135.00
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Casio Men's DW5600CS-1 G-Shock Tough Culture Limited Edition Watch
Casio
(12)Buy new:
8 used & new from $72.96
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GA110HC-1A Casio G-Shock Limited Edition
Casio
(29)Buy new: $125.00
19 used & new from $125.00
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G-Shock Big Case Limited Edition Watch - White
Casio
(29)Buy new:
29 used & new from $88.00
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Invicta Men's 4741 II Collection Limited Edition Diamond Watch
Invicta
(30)(Visit the Most Gifted in Collectible Watches list for authoritative information on this product's current rank.)
How To Collect Watches
Just about everyone owns a watch or two, but that doesn't make
them a true watch collector. The true lover of time pieces has a passion
for watches and feels driven to acquire them.
One
of the first things you'll want to do as a collector is shop for great
pieces. There is a dizzying array of choices for the beginner. It can be
difficult to decide on where to begin, so I recommend browsing for your
first few weeks to help you define your tastes and interests.
There are sports watches, military style watches, luxury high end watches, early watches, automatic watches, specialty watches (e.g. Mickey Mouse, or more generally Disney watches) mechanical watches, pocket watches, quartz movement watches or particular brands such as Bulova, Seiko, or Omega that can be collected.
Depending upon the type of watch you want to collect you may find them anywhere from flea markets to fine jewelers. Old watches can be a great place to start because they can be found in so many places. Estate sales, yard sales or eBay offer a wide variety of choices.
It will be worth the time to do is basic research on the type of watch you would like to collect. With the Internet it's never been easier to learn all that you need to know about watches from the comfort of your own home. Once you've started browsing, you'll find yourself in a better position to decide if you want to specialize in a brand or type of watch.
Join The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors. For an annual fee of $70 you'll have access to all their publications, forums and online information. They also offer subscriptions to informative periodicals on clocks and watches and have one of the world's most preeminent collection of books on time pieces.
You will also want to visit the American Clock and Watch Museum in Connecticut and check out all the wonderful time pieces they have. Their website offers a list of rare and used books on clocks and watches that can supplement your research whether you're a newbie or experienced collector so don't miss that opportunity to expand your knowledge base.
Be sure to set a budget for your collection. Once you've been bitten by the collecting bug, it's easy to get excited and spend too much - particularly if you are shopping at an auction. Scour the Internet, search for auctions, pawn shops, estate sales, and ask friends and families if they have the watch you are seeking. You never know when the perfect watch for your collection is just sitting collecting dust in a drawer or attic.
There are sports watches, military style watches, luxury high end watches, early watches, automatic watches, specialty watches (e.g. Mickey Mouse, or more generally Disney watches) mechanical watches, pocket watches, quartz movement watches or particular brands such as Bulova, Seiko, or Omega that can be collected.
Depending upon the type of watch you want to collect you may find them anywhere from flea markets to fine jewelers. Old watches can be a great place to start because they can be found in so many places. Estate sales, yard sales or eBay offer a wide variety of choices.
It will be worth the time to do is basic research on the type of watch you would like to collect. With the Internet it's never been easier to learn all that you need to know about watches from the comfort of your own home. Once you've started browsing, you'll find yourself in a better position to decide if you want to specialize in a brand or type of watch.
Join The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors. For an annual fee of $70 you'll have access to all their publications, forums and online information. They also offer subscriptions to informative periodicals on clocks and watches and have one of the world's most preeminent collection of books on time pieces.
You will also want to visit the American Clock and Watch Museum in Connecticut and check out all the wonderful time pieces they have. Their website offers a list of rare and used books on clocks and watches that can supplement your research whether you're a newbie or experienced collector so don't miss that opportunity to expand your knowledge base.
Be sure to set a budget for your collection. Once you've been bitten by the collecting bug, it's easy to get excited and spend too much - particularly if you are shopping at an auction. Scour the Internet, search for auctions, pawn shops, estate sales, and ask friends and families if they have the watch you are seeking. You never know when the perfect watch for your collection is just sitting collecting dust in a drawer or attic.
Kerry Hook is a collector of clocks and watches with a passion
that runs deep. Her grandfather, uncle and father were all watch makers.
She carries that tradition on as a collector and researcher. Visit her
website: Victorinox Mach 8
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