Bell & Ross BR 01-92 Heritage NEU incl MWST mit Box + Papier

Linde Werdelin DLC Hard Black II Limited Edition Watch
Linde Werdelin experimented with DLC coating on the first round of Hard Black watches and these were a great success, all selling out. They are back with the Linde Werdelin Hard Black II that brings an even hardier version of the popular DLC (diamond like carbon) coating that is now ever harder. Like the image below implies DLC coated watches are truly built like a truck. The coating is just that tough (also scratch resistant). The watch is based on the Linde Werdelin "The One" dial and uses the standard Linde Werdelin watch case that will accept the The Rock of The Reef Instruments for land or sea exploration. Inside the watch is the high-grade automatic ETA 2892-2 mechanical movement. The black color of the case and thick alligator leather strap make for an appealing an aggressive look. The lume on the hour markers and hands is a friendly canary yellow color. It is a soft touch to the watch,and allows the Hard Black II to be very legible. Linde Werdelin has currently been experimenti

Another Omega as a giftdamaged dial.
Yesterday I received a gift from my dad`s old patient (my dad is a dentist too)...Omega Seamaster, manual vintage model, white dial...but the dial is damaged probably from the water...Now I have 2 possibilities-to find another dial, caliber 601, which in my country is almost impossible..or as an option I`m considering a laser treatment, it means to change the color of the dial- I will probably choose dark blue or silver grey, and to write the omega and seamaster in the dial, as it is now...I will post some pics tomorrow...of the whole watch or after my ad removes the dial...and after treatment I will post pics for sure...The movement is fantastic, so is the case-back ad other part of the watch...some scratches on the glass, but It can be easy polished...Any suggestion is welcomed.here is a googled pic...my Omega is very similar, the case is also silver, and it has all the numbers, from 1 to 12. No date.

Handwinding a 7750
I was doing some reading on another watch forum (not nearly as good as this one though) and read that some people felt that handwinding a 7750 was not a good idea. I have two Hamilton Khaki auto chronos and usually handwind them before i put them on (if I haven't worn them in a while) I hadn't heard that this was bad and I know some people just wear them to get them going. Since I take off my watch at night I don't want it to run down. Any thoughts?

Factoid of the DAY 7-05-08
Basics of eco-drive technology:http://www.citizen-watch.co.uk/eco-d...aq-469x625.jpg

ROO Date wheel stuck & watch running slow
Hey all,So as many of you know I just purchased my first AP. Unfortunately I noticed right away my watch was running a bit slow. Nothing crazy but definitely out of COSC standards, although I'm not sure what standards these watches subscribe to. Anyway it's Probably about -5 SPD.I honestly wasn't even going to mention the accuracy issue, and just hope it would need a little time to break in. But now, I have a second issue, so I figure this warrants a request for advice an info.In addition to the slow timing, the date wheel has been stuck for the past 40m (since midnight). So what's the deal here? Are these common issues? Is this something I'll have to send the watch in for?I'm not as concerned about AP having to make adjustments, just upset to potentially part from my watch.So, any advice would be appreciated!Thank you,