Breitling Superocean 44 Rubber Diver Pro II Strap

Just Announced! Luminox Limitd Edition Red Cross Japan Tsunnami Aid Watch!
I am always up for a good cause..Luminox Limited Edition Red Cross Japan Tsunami Aid WatchModel #3007-jtafLIMITED EDITION - ONLY 2011 MADE WORLDWIDE LIMITED EDITION - ONLY 2011 MADE WORLDWIDE! In response to the earthquake and tsunami of 2011, which produced one of the most horrific disasters Japan has ever faced, Luminox has created the Special Limited Edition Red Cross Japan Tsunami Aid Fund Watch, with 100% of the proceeds at Luminox Watch Company benefiting the Japanese Red Cross. The 43-mm watch has a carbon-reinforced polycarbonate case housing a Swiss-made precision quartz movement. The white dial is surrounded by a red tension ring and marked with the red circle symbolizing Japan. With its rugged construction and 200-meter water resistance rating, the Special Limited Edition Red Cross Japan Tsunami Aid Fund Watch features Luminox Light Technology, a system of self-powered micro gas tubes that keeps the dial illuminated for up to 25 years, so that the time is always visible. The

Another new addition!
Picked this one up a few days ago. I wanted a nice 3 hand and ended up getting a little more than I bargained for as far as complications goes. The power reserve complication was a real nice touch to this highly accurate Miyota 9100. I am very happy with it. Purchased a stainless mesh bracelet for a mod on it. That should set it of nicely I would think. I'll post some pics when I get it done.DEEP BLUE FLEET ADMIRALFull calendar Miyota 9100 Automatic Movement - Month, Day, Date, 24hour + Power reserve45mm case, 14mm height, 55mm top lug to bottom Lug, 24mm Strap Lugs, 6 ounces26 jewels , 28,800 VPH Japan Made Movement, Automatic and Hand Winding, Stop seconds(Hack)Sapphire crystal/caseback with A/R CoatingExhibition Back, Individual serial # 00032Superluminova Luminous Hour markers Hour, Second and Minute Hands ,Stainless steel 316L Case

AP Clearwater Service - questionable work
Hi guys,I purchased a RO 15450 back in May 2013. Last may, I sent the watch back to Clearwater for its 3rd year warranty checkup. This is where my troubles began. Almost immediately after receiving the watch back, I noticed that the date would not jump at midnight. It would instead move halfway and then complete the full transition at about 12:30.Annoyed, I let this be for a while and finally got to sending the watch back last month. I just received my watch back a couple days ago and noticed that the 2-o'clock screw on my bezel is now loose. Upon inspecting the watch further, I noticed that several screws on the caseback were VERY loose. Now I am questioning the work done by Clearwater and the waterproofness of my watch.Anyone else experience similar issues? What would you do?

What to do?
I have the opportunity to buy a 15400 from 2014 that is like new for $14,700. The local AP boutique just offered me a brand new 2016 for $16,250.....what should I do?? Please provide any insights or recommendations....leaning toward the 2014 as it still has 16 months of warranty.

Does this look authentic?
I'm thinking of purchasing this watch from a local private owner. I haven't seen it in person yet, but it will be a face to face deal. He originally wanted $1500, but after talking to me a couple of times I have him down to $1100. It doesn't have box or papers, and the kicker is he says it is a quartz, but the pic to me looks like an automatic four lines of text, though blurry, in my book means Chronometer.So either the pic isn't of the actual watch, or he doesn't know what he has... I'm gonna offer him 1k, and if he accepts I'll go check it out in person. Maybe a little warm to the touch? Hmmm.... Thoughts? I have a weakness for this particular model.