Baume & Mercier Linea

Only Watch – Monaco
Only Watch is an auction of unique timepieces created by leading manufacturers to raise funds for for research into Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a childhood disease. The auction is held in Monaco during the annual yacht show.

Help!
I need some advise please. I have a vintage Omega Seamaster from 1979, its in top condition, BUT some how moisture has gotten inside and is seaming up the glass, i thought it had dried out, but its back. I have no idea how it happened, but i live in New York and it has not stopped raining here for weeks now, moisture is everywhere.Anyway, can anyone recommend a solution, i know the best thing to do is take it straight to a repair store, NYC has some great places but also its fair share of dodgy places, Can anyone recommend a great repair store? Also im on my way to vegas for a few days so i wont be around, Can anyone recommend a temporary solution to stop any further damage?Thank so much, as always i appreciate all your help.Cozzer

Omega sets sights to open more US boutiques
Reflecting its strong belief in the resilience of the American economy, Swiss watchmaker OMEGA has announced that it will invest substantially in the USA, opening nine new boutiques in the fourth quarter of 2010 to be followed by around twenty more.The new OMEGA boutique on Michigan Avenue in Chicago.Source: OMEGA expands boutique network in the USA | FacebookSource: omegawatches/news/int...ws-detail/1560EDITHere is the entire article:Reflecting its strong belief in the resilience of the American economy, Swiss watchmaker OMEGA has announced that it will invest substantially in the USA, opening nine new boutiques in the fourth quarter of 2010 to be followed by around twenty more.Founded in 1848, OMEGA has been dedicated to innovative watchmaking from its beginning – a commitment which has led to the creation of its Co-Axial caliber, generally acknowledged to be one of the world’s best series-produced mechanical watch movements.Creating new jobs in America OMEGA president S

Project Watches!
Ok... here is a little tip that may change your Vintagewatch collecting habit forever...FIND A Good Watch Repair Guy! (or Gal)This is the hard part... It took me years to find the perfect guy to work on my Illinois and I make sure to keep him very busy.There is Rik, here at the forum, and he can answer your general questions and He also does great work on many models.There are other sponsors or guys in your local area,and on the web, that are vintage watch repair experts... do some digging and check references. How many times have you seen something on ebay and it said... "project watch," or "doesn't run" or "runs for a little while and stops!"For most people this is a BIG turnoff!and these watches generally go much cheaper than the average "working" watch...How many of you have a "Broken watch in a drawer?"Or wanted to "Save a Watch!"Remember the JLC Dennis (ulackfocus) saved?Project Watch Club: JLC reference 2285Project Watch Club: JLC reference 2285 "after"I LOVE THESE WAT

Need a Steel Band for my PO
Hi all, I've been posting in the Rolex area but have started to wear my 45mm PO again. It has a rubber strap but now I am thinking of getting the factory metal bracelet. Does anyone know of an AD or reputable dealer that I can get one from at a more reasonable price? Last I checked it was about $500 from a local AD so I didn't bite.Thank you.