Breitling Galactic Chronograph II Automatic Men's Watch A1336410-C805BKPT

The 9 Most Important Watches in the World
I saw this article earlier today, just wanted to share. There are some great pieces in this list:The 9 Most Important Watches in the World - Yahoo! Shopping

New crystal + service = New Watch
For the folks who haven't given vintage a try...Sometimes, you have to look beneath the crystal to see what lurks.N0 equals 1970 which is what I was looking for. Ballerina caseback is always good.So I bought it.but I'm getting ahead of myself.Before I was born, okay a year before but who's counting, my dad was in Vietnam. While he was there, he purchased a Bulova Accutron Deep Sea. When I got out of basic training, he passed it to me. I ran around Europe and the Middle East with it on my wrist.Fast forward to 2005. I had a break in and it was stolen. (I hate theives )Now, I talked to Pop about it and he said he bought it in late 1970 or early 1971. I decided to get a 1970. Now, I could have gone 1971, year of my birth, etc, but it didn't feel right.Where was I.oh yeah. So I bought it.I located a watchmaker with a NOS crystal in stock and off it went. Told him no polishing, just a deep cleaning, service and crystal.After a long waitit's probably been a year since I bought it, it's back.

Royal Oak case back numbers
I just received yesterday Royal Oak (15400) with a black dial, purchased from an Audemars Piguet AD. On the case back there is only one number, the case number, starting with letter J. I thought that Royal Oaks have another number (watch number) engraved on the case back. The warranty certificate also has only case number and a movement number. Both numbers correspond to the numbers on the watch. Does anyone know if they sometimes don't put the second number (No xxxx) or if they stopped doing it with the latest J series. Thank you.

Review of AP Royal Oak Skeleton Rose Gold 15305OR + DSLR Shots!
My third Audemars Piguet watch has turned out to be my most exciting and enticing timepiece till date. After having own it a month, it is time for a review and a full DSLR shot coverage to do full justice to it’s beauty. In this review, most of the close-up shots were taken with a Nikon 5100DSLR fitted with a Nikkor 105mm microlens. Others were taken using my new Fuji X-100S 35mm camera. Overview Skeleton watches have existed in horological history for eons. The art of skeletonization calls for stripping away the watch’s dial to reveal the beauty of the movement. High end watch makers like Audemars Piguet goes a step further by also extensively decorating the movement. In this case, a galvanized anthracite finish is applied to the movement parts. The end result is one extremely beautiful timepiece that is more a work of art then a watch. The reference for this watch is 15305OR which comes in a RoseGold case and leather strap. There is also a 15305ST which is in stainless st

Omega Seamaster AD Service
has anyone here ever serviced their Omega Seamaster for a screw-in crown? my crown cannot be screwed in because it is worn off....therefore i cannot take it under water. how much does it normally cost? my local AD said it is $300 to fix it....i prefer to buy a new one.