Invicta Pro Diver Black Dial Black Polyurethane Men's Watch 14668

So, I saw a interesting show today
The Science Channel has a show called "How it's Made" They featured how a Blancpain watch is made, start to completion. Though it was a pretty cursory demo, it was pretty cool. It did, however, tell me that they don't put in near enough work to demand $100K for their watch.Drew

Sometimes it's good to be discreet
Then this is probably a good choice.Jocke

Jaxa Tool bit selection
I got a Jaxa tool at Harbor Freight (Hazard Frought) for removing the back off a Wenger ladies Battalion Pilot. The tool came with 4 sets of bits. How do you select the proper bits? One set are round posts and another are posts with flat sides.

small update on Superocean fault
Hi all,anyone who read my rant in the General Forum (about the servicing of my Tag diver) may have picked up that my beloved SO is damaged - The crown is loose on its stem, as if over-tightened when screwing in the crown. My Tag is a very similar arrangement and I've never had a problem with the technique of screwing it in after winding or changing the time.Luckily a workmate was heading up to Auckland (where I bought it) and happily took it back to the AD (with the warranty booklet) for me.I'm happy to say they called me the same day he took it in, and said that they had confirmed the fault, and were sending it to Breitling Australia (the nearest service centre) for repair under warranty (at no charge).That to me is great customer service, and I hope the rest of the experience will be as good.Looking forward to its return, good as new, where it will be straight back on the wrist :)This in comparison to my TAG AD who has not contacted me once, either by phone or email in nearly 5 MONTH

7750 movements everywhere
I'm a big fan of automatic watches, especially automatic chronographs. So I'm well aware of the recent dramatic increase in the number of watch companies who are launching new AC models. This poses a question. Where are all these new automatic chronograph movements coming from.Eta can't possibly be making all of these new movements. Most of their production quickly gets cased up in Swatch and a few other bonifide Swiss brands (Eta has also launched the new Val Grange AC movement).Sellita has launched their version, the SW500. However Sellita AC movement production is limited, and their version is not identical to the Valjoux AC movement. The Sellita versions are also clearly struck with the SW500 mark. The markings on these other new AC movements resemble the Eta/Valjoux 7750 markings, but the sheer numbers indicate they can't be from Eta. So where are all the rest coming from? Does anyone have some varifiable information? Thanks.