Baume Mercier Riviera XXL 8669 Stainless Steel Case Mens Watch

Chopard Haute Joaillerie Animal World Collection is a female symbol of impressive achievements
Chopard, the Haute Joaillerie Animal World Collection is a female symbol of impressive achievements also mark of high jewellery and watchmaking high range.Chopard's Haute Joaillerie Animal collection radiates a playful, fun spirit as well as beauty combination that will immediately endear these watches to many of Chopard's female clients and fans. The impeccable craftsmanship of the 18-karat gold cases and their perfectly set diamond bezels frame dials that are fascinating and extremely intricate. Each animal is made from gold and displays full pave diamond setting.

Any one could help me determine if my Planet Ocean Genuine
Dear I have this Omega Planet Ocean from my ex Bos without any box or certificate warranty, yes its a bit strange coz my ex boss was a kind a bit freak!!Well any one I still thanks to himAny one can help me to authenticate this watch please .........?, so far I only found 1 strange, which I can not found below engraving logo at the back cover, so Is it fake or genuine if without this logo .....Missing Logo at the back (source from internet)I can not found this logo at watch back Below are the photos of my watch, so far I very proud when ever use I this watch (thank to my ex Boss , anyway he should give more present as I gave him quote a lot of big project deals )FrontBackCrownHelium ValveBraceletSmall serial number engravingPlease kindly advise if this watch genuine or just cheap fake .......Thanks beforeKind regards

Glidelock clasp & bracelet
Can the above bracelet & clasp which comes fitted on the Sub C fit the new Explorer 2 (42mm)Thank you RegardsTony -I am here: maps.google/maps?ll=51.063767,-4.002188

Need advice regarding Co Axial Problems History - I Must decide by Saturday!
Ok, The sale ends tomorrow so I've got to decide on pulling the trigger or not. I appreciate and disparately need any advice, support from the Omega folks.A few days ago I was captured by the Omega De Ville Co-Axial Power Reserve. In the few days since my research has brought me this information. The AD said MSRP is $3450. It is on sale for 50% off. I believe this is pretty good pricing from what I've been told. The Model appears to be at least a few years old as the dial is black and the writing is consistent with the 4831.50.31 (Omega DeVille Automatic Chronometer). It is my understanding that the 4831.51.31 replaced the .50. and that somewhere in there a transition was made correcting some issues internally with the 2500 movement in this watch. I was told the 4831.51.31 actually has Co Axial written on it. That is how I've determined the exact model number of the piece I am pursuing. The one at the shop looks exactly like the one from Mr. John Wilson below.Is there any way

Just picked up a vintage Benrus (Pics)
Stopped by my local antique store and found a vintage Benrus for $70 and it works. The strap is new and I believe the actual watch is from the 1940's, I could be mistaken though. Seems to be in great condition, haven't found a scratch. It's the first wind-up watch I've ever owned. I'm guessing you simply move the crown upwards to wind. I'm not sure exactly how long it will last between winds and how often I should wind. But anyways here are some pics. Hope you enjoy.