Blancpain 50 Fathoms "Tribute to Fifty Fathoms"- "No Radiations" 1950s Re-Edition - Special Limited Edition 500 Pieces - 45mm Stainless Steel

Review: Bulova 96A102 Commemorative Hack Watch
Having worn this watch for several weeks now, I can straight up just say that it is a great and pleasurable watch to wear. As I said in my initial impressions, part of what drew me to this watch was simply the overall value of it. Good brand, great look and a seconds-sub dial (which one does not see often in this price range) for under $100. How can you go wrong? Well, of course the build quality could be mediocre. That's not the case here; the Bulova is a very nicely built and sturdy watch. Maybe the strap is a piece of garbage? Nope. I love the strap that it came with. It is perfectly styled for the watch, very nicely constructed and extremely comfortable. Umm¡­maybe it keeps bad time? Once again, no: it is powered by a Japanese quartz (Miyota) and is as reliable as I could ever need. ?Basically, it all comes down to looks, and I love the way it looks.Case: Sandblasted ?A9 Stainless SteelMovement: Miyota Quartz (details unknown)Dial: Black with White IndexLens: Domed AcrylicCase Back:

Daniel Craig PO Real or not (at Madame Tussauds) Las Vegas
Hi guys, I just visited Madame Tussauds wax museum in Las Vegasand checked out Mr Bond wearing a PO (is it real of not)I tried to talk him to exchange the PO for my Co-Ax SMP or the Sea Dweller but he did not replied at all.Is he wearing the real thing?Cheers,MVF

Swiss made? What's the deal
Today I stepped into a Mayors and spoke with a gentlemen that was very knowlegeable about watches. One thing that always gets me, and this is something I have known for years, is that they measure you up based on the watch you have on. You may not notice, but they spot you, for the most part, from your entrance into the store. He already knew that I had a PO on since I had it on my wrist and more than likely I was an Omega guyhowever, such an assumption is a little bit extreme. I went over to look at the Sea Dweller since it has always been grabbing my attention. In looking at the SD a conversation sparked. I guess I should have seen it coming since I had an Omega on and I was looking at a Rolex. Just a note: I was going in to look around, no intention of buying whatsoever. In speaking with him be brought up that Rolex's are all made in Switzerland and so are all the parts. He said that this is something that seperates Rolex from many other brands such as Omega. That caught my attentio

Looking for a Bezel for the watch my Father-in-law gave me.
I have a Tag Classic 2000 (966.006) all silver that my father-in-law wore for 30 years, he passed it down to me and I lost the Bezel. The part is not being made anymore and I have had very little luck trying to find it. Probably because I don't know much about watches. Any advise or direction on how to find older parts like this would be greatly appreciated.

Finding archived Rolex website
Does anyone know if it is possible to find archived versions of Rolex websites. I just thought it would be nice to nostalgically be able to look at the site for example from 2007, when I was first looking at my Sea-Dweller.