Cartier Ballon Bleu de Cartier Men's Watch W6920036

faulty pam
Well, I regret to inform you that my one month old pam 275 has the second's hand reset problem. It is a J0XX series. When I pull the crown out the second's hand does not reset. This is also a function of the 233. I am really upest about this as I do not know who to turn to. I do not wish to bring the watch back to the local AD as I am sure that they will send it to their labs to try to fix. There have only been a few panerai sold in my country (a very small one) and I honestly do not trust their experience. Where can I send my watch to be fixed? Can I send it directly to panerai? Is that what is usually done? How do I go about sending it? Please someone with advice.

Russian Pocket Watch
I was hunting for my first watch again today and came upon this pocket watch that I bought while visiting Russia in the summer of 2003. It's a manual-wind with what I think is a rather nice face.Front:BackFaceInside of the caseback engraving:Movement:I used to be able to read what it says, but I haven't read or spoken Russian in almost 6 years now

On the Wrist 7-11-13
I haven't posted here in awhile - today I'm wearing that same watch I purchased for $52.00 in 1980 with money I had earned from helping a farmer that summer - I was 14 years old. Everything still works even the light - just has 33yrs worth of my wear showing in its scratches, and before anyone asks that is a CNC Makino EDM machine in the background, with servo indicators showing I'm working right now, eroding solid carbide with electricity.

Breitling Bentley GT... anyone own one of these beauties?
I have been on a search for a new Breitling piece (and my first that I will have ever owned) and have become focused on the Breitling Bentley GT. A little smaller than the other Bentley models but still an impressive 44 mm case. Uses a slightly modified version of the workhorse 13 claiber movemement the 13b. Breitling uses the actual custon paint used for a Bentley on the face of this watch. I have seen one recently and it is simply stunning to behold... blue being my fave.Any owners out there that can share some insight or pictures?

Ok what would you do?
Here's the scenario Back in 2010 I bought from an AD one of the first 5205G with the darker dial,to arrive in the UK. I took an immediate like of it from the first photo of its launch at the Basel show that year. Fast forward 2 years and I was struggling to read the time in certain light. So I returned it back to Patek, who had kindly agreed to change the dial for the lighter one.Not long after I had it back, I saw a beautiful 3940R, so the 5205G had to go. So I sold it to a reputable grey dealer here in the UK.Now fast forward to the present day.While scanning this dealers website, as you do I saw that they had a 5205G. Out of interest, I contacted them and yes, low and behold it is my old Patek. They had sold it and then taken it back against another watch.Well my imagination took over and I wondered if I should try and return it to the fold.The problem is that I don't have the funds.So my dilemma is this.Would you exchange your current Pateks, which are:5711A from 2012 B&P and