Ebel Sport Classic

Does this work for the Omegas?
Hi, folks. I don't know what you use to change your band by yourself. I have a 2225.80 and sometimes I want to put a rubber band on it. Do you guys have any idea if the 16-kit tools work for the Omegas?Technical Details16 Common Use Generic Watch Repair ToolsGreat for Changing Batteries & Bands On Most WatchesThe Highest Quality 16 Piece Watch Kit on the MarketTools in This Kit Are Hand Picked By SE For QualityMade In China To SE's Specs.Product DescriptionThis set of 16 watch repair tools includes: 1 watchband link pin remover, 1 watchband holder, one spring bar remover, 3 Pin punches, 1 metal and plastic hammer, 1 case knife, 3 slotted screwdrivers, 2 Phillips screwdrivers, 1 case wrench, 1 pair of long nose pliers with side cutters, and 1 pair of stainless steel tweezers.By the way, is it difficult to change a band by myself?Thanks!

Photos of the German Watch Museum in Glash¨¹tte
Thanks to Glashütte Original for providing these photos. I saw the museum in person just a few weeks before the grand opening, but I'd very much like to see it again now that it is complete and open to the public.The museum is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm: Deutsches Uhrenmuseum GlashütteSchillerstraße 3aD-01768 GlashütteTel: +49 (0) 35053 46 283Fax: +49 (0) 35053 46 285E-Mail: info@uhrenmuseum-glashuetteWeb: uhrenmuseum-glashuette/englishAlso, Glashütte Original has a FANTASTIC DVD that can be ordered for FREE on their site, which has been updated with a 7 minute film about the museum. CLICK HERE TO ORDER THE DVDOn to the photos!

Better sidekick to the No Date Sub
TRF'ers...in your opinion, disregarding what else may be in the collection, what's a better piece to pair with the No Date Sub (114060):-Explorer 1 (updated 214270 with lumed numerals and longer hands)-GMTC II LNWould the Explorer be too similar in that it is another no date/time only, black dial Rolex with the Mercedes hands, with 'similar' brushed oyster bracelet? Or would it pair nicely in with its smooth bezel, different hour markers on the dial (with the Arabic numerals) and generally wears differently than a sub?Would the GMTC be too similar as it is another black dial Rolex that has a rotating bezel, similar hour markers on the dial, and wears somewhat similar to the sub? Or would it pair nicely as it has the date/cyclops, bezel (while rotating) like the sub) is different, polished center links, and added GMT complication?Looking for opinions and would love to hear from owners who own both of the different pairings. Thanks in advance.

hands getting stuck...
Hi folks,My 1946 Oyster Air King was recently rebuilt and ran great! (Thanks Tommy)A few months later, the innards were loose (likely suffered some vibration in transit back to me). A local shop tightened everything and tuned it up and it was good again.Now (6 months later), the second hand (in sub-second dial) is catching on the hour hand at about 6:40. I recorded a video, but can't post a link as I have not posted enough times in the forums...I am starting to think that I am not supposed to wear this thing daily...Do you wear your vintage Rolex daily?Thoughts?

QUESTION: Does Rolex Make Leather Bands
Hi!My boyfriend invested in his first rolex (An Explorer) last year. He purchased it from Bob's and it has a plastic black band. His 30th birthday is coming up in a few months and I want to get him something that will last him a long time.Currently I cannot afford to get him a stainless steel band for his rolex, but I was thinking of getting him a nice black leather band. Does Rolex sell their brand black leather bands? If so, is there a place that anyone suggests getting it from?I was having some difficulty trying to find out the answer to that question myself. I see a lot of bands that are not rolex that say they fit rolex's. Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.Hoping to make his 30th birthday really special!