Girard Perregaux Seahawk II Stainless Steel Black Rubber Men's Watch 49900-S0-11-6146

My body may be back in London...
...but my mind is still in sunny Mexico!! Hey fellas - hope everyone is doing well here! I see that I missed a lot of Deep Sea posts over the past couple of weeksFirst of all, thanks again for all the well wishes for my wedding! We had a wonderful sung mass followed by a great party, both in Oxford. You can just see the watch I wore on this special day - my 116201: (These are just some point and shoot pics from friends - the professional shots are still in the works.)Then we honeymooned in one of our favorite holiday destinations - Mexico. We spent a week touring the heart of colonial Mexico (Mexico City, Queretaro, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, Guadalajara and Tequila ), and then spent a week on the beach and in the water at Acapulco. I DID take along my Yacht-Master, so there will be plenty of wrist shots! I just need some more time to edit the images, but within a week or two I will post a more comprehensive travelogue.More to come soonCheers

How to set the Moon phase in an Oris Rectangular Complication watch
HI, I am new to the Forum and I hoping that I can benefit from the experience of other Oris watch owners. I have recently purchased a used 2002 Oris rectangular Complication model, which is relatively straight-forward to set and use (day, date, GMT time). What buffles me the most ..is the Moon phase thinking that the designers should have found an easy way of how to set it up ( not winding the hour-hands to death ...).I would appreciate any suggestions (detailed please !!!!) or other threads on the topic ThanksStavros

Problem with my new Boulton
I have not had my Boulton one week and I already have a problem with it. I decided to post this in an effort to make the best of a bad situation. I will take the time to document the problem and my efforts to a solution. Hopefully all will work out well but at least all of you will know how a certain vendor deals with this.If I recall correctly, I am allowed to say where I purchased a watch as long as I am not posting links, etc., when it is not a sponsor. So, I will and if that is not correct, please kill the tread (moderator(s) and accept my apologies. I will then start a corrected one for the same purpose.OK, I purchased the watch from Blue Dial. While BD is an AD with many fine makes, it is not a Hamilton AD. I did know this up front and took the chance. This is about the 5th watch I have received from them, the others were brands that BD is an AD. Of course, this was the first I ever had a problem with. Watch ran just fine so, I REMOVED THE TAGS! After removing the tags, the watch

Challenge for all you watch buffs
ok i have found the watch dial colour of my dreams. Problem is that the watch itself has a case diameter of 50mm. Im a lady so as you can imagine this is way to big for me. this is the watchthe challenge is to find me or suggest a watch that has that exact or similar dial colour that has a case diameter of no more than 43mm. The brand doesn't matter so long as it is reliable and i don't care if it's a mans watch so long as the case is that size. I would like it to be at least 100m water resistant but would like it to be more and i also like rubber straps although again this isn't a nessity. Also lets keep it under $400This has been my dream watch dial colour from as long as i can remember. Please help that dream to come truethanks

Breitling
Hi,Firstly sorry for the what may appear to be a daft question.How would I be able to identify a Breitling model ?I mean like a Rolex you remove the bracelet and one end a serial number the other is the model number .TIA ps sorry to even ask !