Hamilton Railroad Small Second Silver Dial Two-tone Steel Men's Watch H40525151

Audemars Piguet AP Night
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Learning To Print Tiffany & Co. Dials With Patek Philippe In New York
Patek Philippe has had a close, continuous relationship with Tiffany & Co. since 1851. And back in November, Patek Philippe released the limited edition "Tiffany dial" 5396G annual calendar to celebrate the fifth anniversary of their boutique in Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue flagship (John Mayer goes into more detail on this collaboration here). Tiffany & Co. is the only co-branding Patek still offers, and this week we had a chance to visit the brand's new New York headquarters to see how these special dials are produced - and we even got to stamp one ourselves. 2 OF 8 Stamping The Dial While the 5369G is a limited edition piece exclusive to the Fifth Avenue Patek Philippe boutique in Tiffany & Co., many Pateks purchased at this location can have "Tiffany & Co." added to the dial. On some models the stamp is added as soon as the watches arrive in New York, while on others (often models which don't have an obvious pl

Would anyone be interested....
...in starting our own "neighborhood watch"? I saw the thread in the Community Forum, and my first thought was about wrist watches instead of guarding your block against criminal activity. It made me think of another forum that had shipped a watch all over the place to regular members. Each member wore it a week and sent it on it's way to the next on the list. During that week, a couple pictures were taken with the local sights and posted. Now, this obviously can't be an expensive watch. Let's see if there's enough interest and we'll go from there. Sound good?

Joining the AP fam
I've been eyeing the 44mm rose gold ROO for a while, and I finally pulled the trigger! Thanks to Peter (aka Lee2375) for the smooth purchase. Definitely stretched the budget to get this, and although I might have to sleep on the couch for the next year, totally worth it!

Broken Clasp On PO Professional
The clasp on my PO just broke. Luckily I was in my office and not on/in the river like I was Saturday afternoon. So, the reason for posting is, I just received it back from getting a service from a well known/respected repair shop. The clasp has never fully closed onto the bracelet if that makes sense. It has always been slightly tipped up where the Omega sign meets the bracelet. Not sure if this is due to it being sized incorrectly or what. Anyway, the service shop bent the clasp back down so it fit flush. I believe that action caused the clasp to weaken and break where it was bent. I can see two very faint lines where I believe they used a tool to bend it back. What kind of action should I take? The warranty they offer with the service is 24 or 30 months, I can't remember exactly. I'm not looking to place blame on anyone, but I have only had it back for less than a month or so. Thoughts? Ideas? Thanks for your input.