Jaeger Le Coultre Reverso Squadra Silver Dial Men's Watch Q7038120

Basel Preview: Glash¨¹tte Original Senator Sixties Panorama Date
Glash¨¹tte Original previews the Senator Sixties Panorama Date which combines the Senator Sixties’ distinctive retro-modern design with GO’s trademark panorama date. This new model will be available in a stainless steel case measuring 42 mm x 12.4 mm, with a galvanized black or satin-finished silver dial. The GO Calibre 39-47 movement is visible through a sapphire display backThe black-dial version features silver Arabic numerals, white gold baton hour, minute and seconds hands and diamond-cut hour markers, and the date is presented in white numerals on a black ground. The satin-finished silver model features black Arabic numerals, rose gold hands, diamond-cut hour markers and the date in black on white.The price and estimated delivery date are not available as this is posted. Technical data appears below the image, which you can enlarge with a click.Technical DataReferences: 39.47.01.02.04 with silver dial, 39.47.03.02.04 with black dialCase Diameter: 42 mmHeight: 12.4 mmCa

Diver on Bracelet
So I didn't follow my own advice to fellow member orangejuicy and traded my 15400 for the diver with bracelet. It was the addition of the bracelet that sealed the deal! I have to say that it was a wise decision for me. Jordan, sorry buddy. Your turn will come! Crappy picture follows!

Longing for (another) Speedmaster Pro
So, long story short, last year I finally added a 3570.50 to 16 year old SMP 300 diver. I really loved it... But not for a daily wear due to the lack of date and, to some extent, due to the relative fragility of the hesalite that marks quite easily. Also, I was not smitten with the daily manual winding. In a course of two months, the watch stopped at least a twice, whenever that had never happened to me over the previous 16 year. I thus decided to get a Rolex BLNR as it suits my daily lifestyle that includes overseas trips and also has historical relevance in aeronautics AND decided to sell the Speedy to my brother to enable him such a fine time piece.I love my BLNR... But I am starting to develop a (serious) itch to add back a Speedy pro in my collection. I am note sure if I should get another 3570.50 (or whatever the new reference number is with the large display case) or if I should aim for a serious vintage piece (ie, one with a cal. 321). May be even one that is a worthy limited e

Speedmaster Professional Watch Glass Replacement
I am with a friend who owns a Omega Speedmaster Pro 'Moon watch'His glass scratches very easily and needs to be replaced.Omega is telling him that the glass on this watch can't be replaced.Is this true?What can he do to get the glass replaced?Any advice or thoughts would be appreciated.Thanks

Vibration when Winding
My wife doesn't wear her 31mm DJ very much and today I put it in the winder in my safe. Before I put it in I decided to wind it and set the correct date and time. When I wound it I could feel it vibrating in my hand, very similar to a cell phone vibrating. It was tight, but has always been tight compared to my larger crown watches. I only gave it 5 or six turns to get it started and put it on the winder. I'm thinking the rotor is spinning with the winding action? I had the watch serviced in Oct 2014, and it hasn't seen a lot of use since then.Any thoughts?