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INVITE: The World's Most Expensive Watches Book Launch Party In Los Angeles
On November 14th, 2014, I personally invite you to join myself and fellow watch lovers in participation with sponsor Hublot to celebrate the launch of my debut book The World's Most Expensive Watches here in Los Angeles at the historic and very trendy Chateau Marmont Hotel at 8pm in the evening.Space is limited, and since the event is coming soon, you'll need to RSVP by November 10th. The party will take place at a private suite with terrace at the Chateau Marmont hotel in West Hollywood, where guests will eat, drink, talk watches, and enjoy a private signing event with myself for The World's Most Expensive Watches book. Guests will enjoy a copy of the book as a special gift - even if you happen to already have one. Quantities are, however, limited and the books will come with a special note by Hublot Chairman and Head of Watches at LVMH, Mr. Jean-Claude Biver.Once again, The World's Most Expensive Watches book launch party will be from 8-10pm on November 14th at:Chateau Marmont8221 Su

Application for Grand Complication -- Part Two
Hello again fellow netizens, it has been a while! Hoping everything's safe and sound. I rather not necro an old post and since there's much to be talked about let's just jump right into it. Following the advice and feedback from part one of the post, I invested into another two pieces of PP before the July price increase in 2011. With a collection of two Perpetuals, one Annual and one World time, I was able to secure my first piece of application in 2012 an iconic 5270G. I also picked up a 5961P along with it, it is a show-piece but also rather hard to find. That again, confirmed the truth told by our veteran members "No money, no honey". I really wish I could say more but I rather maintain a long and healthy relationship with the AD. If you want the gist of the process then please refer to the older post with the same title. The next piece in my mind is the heavily contested 5131G. The AD told us they could get one to two pieces each year due to obvious reasons; they also co

aquatimer chrono winding?
how do u wind a aquatimer chrono?

servicing a seiko 7S26 movement ...
a few weeks ago i bought a seiko 7S26-0010 off eBay. said watch was allegedly serviced 2 weeks before being offered for sale and timed too (+/-2 minutes/day). straight out of the packaging it was loosing between 10 and 15 minutes a day. i've also noticed that it won't hold its reserve over night and can loose between 20 minutes to 1 hour because of that. and to cap it all, i've noticed that it periodically stops for no apparent reason. said watch had been on wrist 24 hours/day for 5 days. i've given up on it now as it's clearly hopelessly inaccurate.which brings me to the servicing issue. the seller is offering me $35 as compensation. a service would cost ¡ê75. in other words, there's just no comparison. so, i'm wondering if i can service this watch movement myself. i mean, how hard can it be?!!!

Stainless Steel = Oystersteel
Wisen up! Stainless steel is now Oystersteel