Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Chrono Titanium Black Dial

Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Offshore Juan Pablo Montoya Watch Available On James List
Audemars Piguet is pissed. If you've been watching the brand for the last 10 years or so, you'd notice a lot of Formula 1 themed limited edition watches in the Royal Oak Offshore collection. Seeing them could easily lead you to believe that Audemars Piguet (AP) and F1 has some type of bond. And recently that relationship ended. Hublot - yet again- took out from under AP's noses, a valuable sponsorship including that with F1. Audemars Piguet is still pissed about it. While it will take a lot time before Hublot can match the movement quality and consumer perception of AP, they are quickly nabbing up partnerships that AP was one proud and secure in having.But let's not think about right now. Let's look back in the past a bit. Back to when AP was in solid ties with Formula 1, and the limited edition models as a consequence of that partnership poured like gasoline in those thirsty big engines. This is one of the children of that relationship. In the past I spoke about the Audemars Piguet Ro

856 Sinn Tegimented scratches anyone?
IMG_0038.jpgIMG_0041.jpgI recently managed to knock my wrist into a street light post while wearing my Sinn 856, causing a few minor scratches. Once I get close to the end of the warranty, which is still over a year away, I plan to send the watch back to Germany to have them take a look. I'm just wondering if others have had minor scratches?

The Paul Revere
Its about time I posted some new Gruens, so here the firstThe Paul Revere 1932On the 22nd of February, 1732 the first President of the USA was born.To celebrity his bicentennial, in 1932, Gruen came to market with its Washington Series6 watches named after persons in Washington life.This is the one of the pieces, the Paul RevereThe watch is fitted with 15 jewel 315 caliber movementThe case is a Gruen made, 14 carat gold filled, 2 piece with engraved sides]According to the Gruens Collection Book by Bruce Shawkey (currently out of print)The watch was designated as a Strap 216, available as presented, or in 14 carat yellow gold filledThe watch was advertised in both 1933 and 1934, as just the Revere, exactly the same watch, I would assume the name change due to the passing of the celebration!No further ads have been found, to date, past 1934.In 1936, the same watch was advertised as the Paul Revere, but this time the watch was made out of Guildite, Gruens stainless steel, and fitted with

On The Wrist Today Tuesday- 5/29/2012
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12 Markers do not line up. Am I Crazy?
Hey Guys, I was talking home the other day staring at my watch, as one does. And I noticed that my double baton hour markers are slightly off, the one on the right is like 1mm lower. Now that I noticed it I can see it all the time. Am I crazy and it's just the light? If it is off do you think AP will fix it?I know it's hand assembled but I thought the cut to place the indicators in was cut by a machine.