Audemars Piguet Edward Piguet Men's Watch 25911BC.OO.D002CR.01

Parmigiani Fleurier Tonda Retrograde Annual Calendar
Parmigiani Fleurier’s manufacturing team has created both hand-wound and automatic movements, including the perpetual calendar, tourbillons, an ultra-slim model, chronograph, the Bugatti and the Hemispheres, but an annual calendar was missing, until now. It appears in the Tonda collection in a case measuring 40mm in diameter.The new complication is based on the brand’s PF 331 automatic movement, with the incorporation of a new additional Parmigiani module, creating the PF 339 Annual Calendar. The Annual Calendar automatically accounts for the variation in the number of days in each month. Only one manual correction needs be made each year, (for the month of February in non-leap years). In a leap year, the date will display February 29 and will automatically advance to March 1 the following day.The Tonda Retrograde Annual Calendar features a hand which indicates the date from 1-31 on the retrograde sector on the outer dial. The day of the week is positioned at 9 o’cloc

Suunto Elementum Terra: Luxury for Mountaineers
The Suunto Elementum Terra provides essential information for urban and wilderness exploration and survival. Functions include an altimeter, a barometer for predicting the weather, and a compass for navigation. The stylishly rugged Terra combines form and function and is designed to serve owners well on an 8000 meter peak, and in the boardroom. The Elementum Terra joins the Elementum Aqua and the Elementum Ventus to comprise the Suunto Elementum collection – each specifically designed for diving, mountaineering and sailing enthusiasts. The Elementum Terra retails for $999.For those not familiar with Suunto, the Finnish-based brand is a leading designer and manufacturer of sports precision instruments for training, diving and outdoor sports. Suunto’s computers for the wrist offer strong aesthetics, accuracy and dependability. Suunto’s sister companies are familiar to sports and outdoors lovers the world over, and they include Wilson, Atomic, Precor, Salomon, Mavic and

987S Won't Hack
I recently bought a non-working Secometer with the 987S movement. I repaired aproblem with the balance and now it will run, but it won't hack. I've never had a 987Sapart before and I don't know what's missing or how it's supposed to work.Does anyone have a picture or an exploded view of the hack mechanism on one of these?Thanks, Jim

Help with two Pulsar watches
Hi All,I'm new to this forum and looking for some help with two Pulsar watches I have here.I like to replace all the gaskets of these watches and from watch 1 (the V657-8000) also the crystal but I can't find any partslist of these two models anywhere. Local Pulsar/Seiko service centre would not give me any information. My hope is that someone here can help me with, for example the Seiko equivalent or a Pulsar/Seiko partlist.1. Number on the watch: V657-800 (exact Pulsar model unknown)2. Number on the watch: 7T62-X097 (exact Pulsar model unknown)Thanks in advance for any helpJohn

My new Seiko!
Bought it today after loads of research, so far I love it! I changed out the band as there was too much slack from my not so large wrists. The band I had from a former Bulova. I think it suits it well, for now anywaysCouple questions though:Can I go for runs wearing an automatic Seiko? Could it bother the movement?Is the lens scratch proof? Here are some pics!