Breitling Aeromarine Superocean 42

Ulysse Nardin Executive Dual Time
For 2009 Ulysse Nardin introduces ceramic to the Executive Dual time collection. The 43 mm Executive is available in stainless steel and in 18 carat rose gold. Complications include an oversize date at 2, small seconds at 6, and Ulysse Nardin’s patented Dual Time display at 9 with ceramic plus and minus pushers at the 8 and 10 o¡¯clock positions. When pressed, the pushers instantly adjust the hour hand to a different time zone while the home time indicator at 9 o¡¯clock continues its 24 hour cycle. The movement is visible through a display back, and each case is individually numbered. The Executive Dual Time is water resistant to 100 meters. Both front and back crystals are sapphire, and the front crystal is anti-reflective. Available on an alligator or rubber strap with folding buckle.

Looking for a vintage Longines gold dial
Hello,I am looking for a special vintage Longines gold dial, with or without the movement.I am attaching a photo of the dial i am looking for. I do want to buy this dial.if any one has this dial or know where i can buy it, please let me know.Regards,DavidSkjermbilde 2013-04-23 kl. 20.35.07.jpgSkjermbilde 2013-04-23 kl. 20.35.32.jpg

Loose crown problem
Can anyone please advise me on how to cure my loose crown problem???whilst setting the date function using 11 o'clock to 1 o'clock back and forth the crown unscrews itself rending the back and forth motion impossible.can the crown be 'glued'? - must be a common problem!aja

Dented Speedmaster Bezel
Hi guys,It's been a while since posting on the vaunted Omega forum, but good to be back! As the title states, I somehow (honestly, I have NO idea how, as I took it out a couple days ago and noticed it) have dented the bezel on my 1989 Speedmaster Pro. As you can see its right around the 130 mark.My question is, is there anything you guys can recommend doing as far as fixing, smoothing out the dent, etc.? I'd love to not start a search for a replacement, but that dent is all I see when I look at it! And, on a side note, is it bad enough to decrease the watch's value with any significance?As always, thanks so much, guy!Andy

5070 or 3940+ALS timezone
Hi-Been going back and forth on which PP to add to my small patek collection, which consists of two perpetual chronos and a minute repeater tourbillon,(i inherited those pieces a couple yrs ago and never wear them...) I have a gold daytona i wear daily, but would like to add a dress watch thats not flashy....So i've narrowed it to the 5070 or 3940... still debating between the two, the plus with the 3940, is i could squeeze in the ALS timezone as well, which i love... The 5070, which is a gorgeous watch, + ALS would be a bit too much to justify to my accountant :) would love to hear your thoughts on 5070 vs 3940+ALS..Also, a question on 3940... The 'rotor' on the back, I've seen some are inscribed with the calatrava insignia and others are not(they just have a 22k)... any significance to either? thanks!and sorry for another, which one should i buy thread :)