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About Time Watch Company Presents the Oris BC3 Advanced Day Date Watch Video
See this watch in high quality video on the About Time Watch Company You Tube Channel!About Time Watch Company on You TubeOris BC3 Advanced Day Date WatchModel #735-7641-4764-07-4-22-50bThe Oris BC3 Sportsman is a redesign of one of Oris¡¯ most popular pilots¡¯ watches. Multi-piece stainless steel case, 42 mm. Stainless steel with black DLC plating, screwed, see-through mineral glass case back, stainless steel black PVD plated. Sapphire, flat, anti-reflective coating inside. Stainless steel screw-in security crown. Automatic winding day date movement Oris 735, base SW 220. Black superluminova dial. Center hands for hours, minutes and seconds, individual date and day windows, instantaneous date and day, date and day corrector, fine timing device and stop-second. Indices and hands Superluminova BG W9. Water resistant to 100 meters. 38 hour power reserve. Black rubber strap, stainless steel buckle black plated. Model reference: 01 735 7641 4764-07 4 22 05B. also known as 735.7641.4764RSReta

Lol
I thought this might be a funny video for you guys to see, if the deployant clasp digs into his wrist bone it's because the strap is too big for him and he needs a smaller one, had the same issue with my 5726, once I had the small strap it was fine, and that's a watch expert? enjoy https://.youtube/watch?v=_fciKfQb1vk

Omega Service: Good or Bad?
Hi everyone!Just want ask what is everyone's opinion/experience with Omega Service Centres? I bought a pre-owned ladies MOP Aqua Terra which I have just gifted to my sister. The watch was originally bought in the US in 2005 (I live in the UK) and is now going back to the US to my sister in San Francisco. It had a full service 18 months ago by by qualified watchmaker here in the UK. I just wonder should my sister want to have it fully serviced in the future, is it worth her sending it to Omega USA? I have read that Omega's customer service on the whole is not always consistent and I wonder what are others' experience is like. Thanks!Wen

Let's see some movement pics everyone!!!
I have always loved watches with visible movements, so much that I even put a sapphire case back on my sub c LN, I know the movement is nothing special so it might be considered stupid, but it was nice to look at from time to time.I have fallen in love with the 5712, and probably 50% of that love is due to the beautiful movement, I am more than sure that when I will have it I will be looking for a few hours a week at the movement with tears in my eyes If the 5712 didn't have a see through case back I am sure I wouldn't have ordered it.There are a few older Nautilus without the see through and even if they are nice it just doesn't do it for me.Of course the most beautiful movements are usually the ones of hand wound watches, but it's most of the time very expensive pieces.After getting my 5712, maybe in 1-2 years, I am thinking of getting either a 5167 SS on tropical strap, and once again 50% of the interest is the beautiful movement, if not the Aquanaut then probably an Audemars Pigue

Crazy and unrealistic market environment for ADs
Everyday, my firm gets multiple calls from total strangers inquiring about our inventory. As has been our policy, we would advise these clients to visit. Used to be the calls only involved the Daytonas. Now, it¡¯s on nearly every Professional series watch. I¡¯m not trying to be flippant here but isn¡¯t it my right to decide who should purchase these rare models? If I have a SS Sub in the case, 9 out of 10 it¡¯s going to be sold to a flipper, unless I intervene. Even at full price, the end user is not in my store. Filling out warranties and removing all the protective plastics isn¡¯t a disincentive. Do I have to play 20 questions just to qualify the buyer? Only sell to clients I know?Ask to see a photo of their collection?Rolex has no response.