IWC Portuguese F.A. Jones

Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Spacemaster X-Lume Watch
This is the star new Ball watches of the year in my opinion. This timepiece is a smooth evolution of the Hydrocarbon watch design. It combines so much of what I like about Ball watches and presents it in a nicely refined package that I certainly feel has the quality of a new classic for the brand. No doubt there will be spin-offs on this design for a while to come. I recently discussed some Ball watches that I like when I was visiting with Ball in Las Vegas here. Enough of you commented positively that I realized I was not alone in appreciating this brand. Which means that I think enough of you will agree with me on this watch.The new watch is the Ball Engineer Hydrocarbon Spacemaster X-Lume. Think of it as the astronaut-themed version of the Hydrocarbon watch. Most watches of this caliber really don't need and special enhancements to be good for use is space, but some new branding won't hurt. The watch uses a Swiss automatic ETA caliber 2836-2 movement that has the time, day, and date

Exhaust system coaxial patent device Omega automatically on 3313 movement linked to a dynamic campaign
Exhaust system coaxial patent device Omega automatically on 3313 movement linked to a dynamic campaign to provide the exact time.The diameter of 41 mm watch with the provision of the texture of the surface with a high degree of tactile sense of beauty, beautiful lining of the texture of carbon fiber surface, contrast and shows for more details on the review to the same black rubber, making sports outdoor crush the election.

APSC Refinishing/Recoating Black APs
Hey guys just have a general question that maybe some of you can answer. I have a black Audemars survivor and wanted to understand what my options were if and when it scratched or dented. It's in mint condition right now but overtime I imagine it'll run into a brick wall somewhere. So have any of you who own a black AP, or one that is coated using their DLC process scratched or dented the case enough to show the loss of material, if so is that something that is repairable?

Nicholas G Hayek passe away
See news brief on Swatch Group site..swatchgroup/enRIP.Truly a legend.

New Sub wear/wind
Two weeks ago I collected my first Rolex - a brand new no date Submariner, I¡¯ve bought it to wear not to be an ornament.My job is fixing gym equipment so there¡¯s a possibility of knocks, I train before work so it¡¯s no big deal to wear my Apple Watch during the day. Since I got it I¡¯ve been wearing at home after work (beacause it¡¯s new and cool) but it seams a bit daft to wear just around the house for the sake of it.So here¡¯s my question, should I,1/ continue to wear my watch in evenings and weekends to keep movement ticking over. It¡¯s a Submariner after all, built to last. 2/ put away watch on Monday morning and, (unless going out midweek) set the time on a Friday and wind - the pulling out of crown once a week won¡¯t wear seals or cause any long term damage.Or3/ buy a winder, leave watch in it so it¡¯s always good to go.Thanks all for any advice.