Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Openworked Grande Complication Titanium Men's Watch 26065IS.OO.D002CR.01

Recommendation Wanted for Planet Ocean Chronograph Regulation
My Planet Ocean Co-Axial chronograph is currently with my watchmaker, but he is unable to regulate it for want of the Omega-specific tool. One of his staff has completed Omega's training course, but after two months they still haven't received the tool from Swatch Group.I don't want to send the watch to Swatch Group because they will want to service the watch whether it's needed or not, and I see no reason for that extra expense.If you know of a competent watchmaker who has the tool and the experience to regulate the Co-Axial Calibre 3313, please let me know.Thank you.

Patek Museum in Geneva
GreetingsI was wondering if anyone can comment on visiting Pateks Headquarters in Geneva. I was interested in planning a trip at some point but had some questionsWhat is the best time of the year meaning ( less crowds) Good hotels to stay in Geneva etc etc. ?Also is there a way to get any special treatment being a Patek owner or any type of perks visiting the headquartersThis would be a once in a lifetime trip and any help would be appreciated.I wanted to do this in the next few years and anyone with any experience of visiting Patek or anyone who has travelled to Geneva would be helpfullthanks

hey guys new here looking at purchasing a used rubber clad suggestions please
hey i am looking at purchasing the rubber clad, since its a discontinued model is it going to continue dropping in price? which model under 15k holds value?thanks alot

My Grail Omega 321
Hello Folks i want to share with you some info about my Grail Omega 321 the serial number is Only 49 Watches Away From Neil Armstrong's, this Omega Speedmaster is as Moon-ish As It You may know that Tuesday, July 20 will mark 41 years since man first walked on the moon. Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin, and Michael Collins all used Omega Speedmasters on their Apollo 11 flight, as we've told you many times. When Neil and Buzz took the lunar module down the surface, Neil left his Speedy on board because the mission timer in the module had failed, while Buzz wore his Speedy to the surface of the moon. After returning to earth, Buzz mailed his Speedy to the Smithsonian, but it was unfortunately lost or stolen in transit, never having surfaced to this day. Keep your eyes open for it!We do, however, know the reference and serial numbers of Neil¡¯s Speedy, which is in the collection of the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum: reference number 105.012-65 (the first asymmetric Speedy case with crown-gua

is omega PO shock resistant
hello omega owners, is omega PO shock resistant as in riding a bike through rough road