Baume & Mercier Hampton Spirit XL Chono Flyback

Fresh from the Watchmaker
I enjoy this one. The dial is easy to read. Very comfortable on the wrist.

Omega 2451-174
Hi there .I just learned how to post pictures , and here is my chrono 2451-174 with the 27 chro movement , tell me what you think.??Regards Kaz D.

Breitling Website - Question
HiThis is my first time posting and after reading posts as a guest for a while I am hoping i can get some advice please.I have my heart set on a normal Navitimer, blue dial, croco blue strap and I have rang Sol-Time in Orlando who are an authorised dealer and I promised to send details so they can give me a quote.I went on the Breitling website and on to the configurator and it says I can send it by email.I have 2 questions1. Has anyone had experience of using this functionality on the website or i have I completely mis-understood what this option does2. Living in the UK my experience so far is that decent discounts off the RRP are hard to come by and as I am in Orlando in June, I wandered if anyone has experience of US authorised dealerships being able be a little more generous when it comes to discounts. Is 15%+ setting my expectations too high?Thanks in advance for your advice and I can't wait to get hold of my first Breitling.Woody71

Beware: Professionally faked sticker in a authentic warrantybook AP
Hello everybody,I was looking for a Rubberclad H-series in steel for some time. Came past one at Chrono24. Did contact the seller because the watch was a H serial(new type dial, the one I was looking for) with the serialnumber starting with a H (ofcourse). I did ask for a picture of the certificate/warrantybook with the numbers readable. The watch was dates ¡°2008¡±. Asked the seller (store) how that¡¯s possible, seller responded that it is normal that a H series is dated 2008. He had sold a lot of H-series dated 2008-2009. I did¡¯t trust that so I did check the combination of warranty and casenumber on the Audemars Piguet website on the ¡°extend the warranty section¡±. This works well if you want to ¡°check¡± if the combination of the numbers in de books is OK. I first did check it out on a few other watches. If you try to ¡°extend the warranty¡± of a watch with legit numbers the website says ¡°the warranty is already extended til xxxx¡± OR if the previous owners never had extended the warranty:

Omega Service Centers??????
One of the things I like reading about Rolex is that after years of abuse/wear you can send it back to a service center and for about $500 you get a fixed up shiny new watch.How does this work with Omega. Let's say I buy a Seamaster for my daily beater. If I send it back to Omega for service, what can I expect? I'm still getting a Rolex, I'm just curious about what Omega does as their watches aren't cheap either. (well a little).