Invicta Pro Diver Chronograph Yellow Dial Stainless Steel Men's Watch 80055

Hands-On: The Laurent Ferrier Galet Square And Traveller Bore?al With Luminous Sector Dials
Laurent Ferrier, now five years old, has been making spectacular movements from the get go. But, it may have taken them a while to figure out exactly where they want to live in the marketplace, and how they want to attract consumers. This year, at SIHH 2016, I think it's safe to say, they've figured it out. The combination appears to be insanely high-end and interesting movements, in beautiful, but often stainless steel cases, with a host of dial options, occasionally focusing on vintage themes. The new Galet Square Bore?al and Galet Traveller Bore?al emphasize this clearly, and the look is fantastic. 1 OF 4 What you see above is the existing steel LF Galet Square. But this new model, called Boreal, features what we know as a sector dial. But this isn't a printed sector dial, the sector and hands are filled with bright superluminova, that glows strongly at night. The dial itself is black with satin brushing and a snailed sub-seconds. The signature is in a deep

Tutorial for the Bergeon 6825 pliers
I thought I would demonstrate how I go about changing my 2254's bracelet with the Bergeon 6825 pliers. It is quite easy once you do it a couple of times. I have found the way I am going to show you works best for me, although you may feel comfortable doing it another way.Attaching the bracelet1) First, I put the spring bar in the bracelet.......2) Then lay the bracelet on the lugs.3) Now I place the forks from the Bergeon pliers onto the spring bars while holding the bracelet in position.4) Next I squeeze the pliers and gently press down while still holding the bracelet with my other hand....and voila!Removing the bracelet (twice as easy )1) I grip the bracelet where it meets the lugs so it is easy to remove when the spring bars have been retracted from the lugs.2) Position the pliers....3) and while squeezing the pliers, gently pull the bracelet by applying pressure away from the lugs.And that's all there is to it. I hope this was helpful.~JB

Another upgrade
My FC 44 will be leaving the stable for the new ceramic ...more photos later but special thanks for AP London for giving me last minute appointment...I wonder if the edges of my FC were ever this sharpe !!!!

AP Website Problem?
Yesterday I tried to login into my audemarspiguet only to find my account no longer existed (doing a reset resulted in 'there are no accounts associated with this email'). I had successfully registered my 15710ST on 8 April and received a confirmation email with the watch details and a statement, 'In a few weeks, you will receive a sticker to be placed in your warranty booklet. I had been able to login to my account up until yesterday, and so I called their service number in NY (646-375-0807) and was told they would have to get somebody to call me - apparently they can't look up anything but did say there might be a website problem. Nobody has called me back and I still can't login.Is anybody else unable to login? Also if somebody has a suggestion for a better phone number with somebody that can lookup registrations and warranty info, please advise or PM me. Thanks in advance for any assistance.

Snoopy came to visit
After trying to track down a Snoopy for what seems like years, my wish finally came true a couple of days ago thanks to Kringkily. While there's a massive story that spans a few months, I thought I'd kick off the thread with some photos showing the Snoopy with its fellow moonwatch buddies :).