Audemars Piguet Millenary

SwissKubiK Watch Winder Review
Veterans of the watch industry know that automatic watch winders are a relatively new addition to the horological enthusiast's world. Such an odd thing really. What did the last several decades of collectors do when they had large collections of automatic winding mechanical watches? I really don't know. In my ongoing coverage of watch winders, I seek to find the perfect winder for you. Each model and brand has something unique to offer, and will be right for many people. Personally, I have a growing collection of all sorts of winders. No winder is perfect, and the right one will depend on where you store watch, how large your wrists are, and of course your budget. For you right here is a review of the very nice SwissKubiK. It is a very modern and well designed watch winder that for some will be the world's most perfect winder.SwissKubiK watch winders are all perfect squares (10cm x 10cm) for the single winders. Though the company does make units that are meant to wind multiple watches.

Sandoz swiss windup. Mens? Womans? Old or new?
Found this at a yardsale. 1$ for a manual-wind? Who could resist!I know absolutely nothing about Sandoz watches. I don't even know if this is a mens or woman's! It doesn't look too old, maybe 70's or 80's? It looks like it was an expensive watch. It does still work! Seems to run and keep time fine. Not that I can tell what exact time it is...I don't know what the bezel is made out of, though I'm assuming it's goldplate.The movement is very nicely done! I love the gold color. It looks like a ladies movement so I guess it's a ladies or unisex watch.The movement is marked "17 jewel. Swiss. Sandoz"If anyone knows anything about it, please let me know!

Clerc watch？
Are Clerc watches decent? Any one have one?

Have you seen the new Aqua Terra?
This is rapidly becoming my favourite Omega. Great looking watch - very similar in look to the Datejust, but just a fraction bigger - and has one of the nicest finished movements inside it I've ever seen. They're using a very similar movement to the one found in the De Ville Hour Vision, and has their Si14 balance spring in. Very nice watch, very well made, and quite a lot cheaper than a Datejust: £2600 compared to the £3300 of an entry level DJ.

Looking for experienced thoughts on buying watch with this RSC report
Looking for guidance from you more experienced buyers. Would you hesitate to buy a watch that has the following RSC report? Watch is a 2008-9 Milgauss GV. Price is fair, not extremely low like it has any discounts based on this info. It is for sale at a very reputable AD/used dealer. Just want to make sure in yalls opinion it is or isn't an issue long or short term, both mechanically and visuallyInitial condition:Bracelet worn Case scratched Crystal chipped Case lugs dented. signs of previous refinishing Bezel scratched Crown dentedBasically looks like externally rough shape. I'm not positive how the repair works to know if it can be fixed without taking anything away from it. For example, can the case lugs and worn bracelet be fixed without a complete replacement? Repairs done:Replace crown Full serviceSize bracelet (added 3 unconnected links) CROWN 724-0 AC Replace crystal Sapphire CRYSTAL D31.8 1.8 GREEN & GASKET.I have the full RSC form if any more info like dial, bracelet, cal