Jaeger-LeCoultre Master Eight Days Perpetual

RSC Experience Daytona 16523
Hi therethe experience is not done yet.. but here is the first part.I found 3 very very small pieces of debris resting inside of the Daytona (16523) dial and I also found a small misalignment in the chronometer hand that moves when you push the chrono buttons (the arrow hand instead of stopping at the 12 hour mark when the chrono is stopped, it was stopping at the next tiny mark, the error can only be seen with a magnifying glass) .Well I called Dallas RSC and they told me to send the watch in (Last Monday March 9, 2009) so they could have a look at it, they said that before doing anything they will tell me what needed to be done and if it I needed to oay anything.I need to mention that the watch have been just serviced January 13, 2009 in the Canada RSC.Well yesterday I got a call from RSC to confirm that they have received the watch and that they saw the debris, they thought the misalignment occurred sometimes when the chronometer was stopped to the start position. But the Service Ce

Seiko dive; point me in the right direction, please
I'm looking to get a Seiko, something similar to the SNZF15. My only complaint with that particular model is the small size case.What I'd like, in no particular order, is; traditional diver, or 'homage' style obverse low to mid 40mm case size metal bracelet coin or saw or similar machined-edge bezel automatic exhibition case back less than $200Can anybody point me in the right direction, please? Or am I deluding myself that such a beast exsists.Thanks in advance.

You are what you wear!! Believe me.
My whole family are staying with me it is EXHAUSTING BUT GREAT FUN. Last night wanted to choose a 'smart' watch that they 'may' relate too, they are NOT so interested in watches.Spot the watch!Mi Familia:After a lot of deliberation, I wore Ulackfocus favourate.a cool 1950 Jaeger LeCoultre 'Memovox'look at those lugs:Original Crowns14Kt filled case from about 1951. Jaeger LeCoultre is one of the greatest watch companies. They have been at the top in innovation and design throughout their history. This 'Memovox' is a fine example of both.You ARE what you Wear!

Omega Seamaster back from service
Dear Members,I am pleased to get this baby back from Omega Service UK after nearly two months your views and opinions please Kind regards Walter

Patek and LE Coultre "Barn Finds"
Hey,This story should be about as believable as a prince wanting to send all his money to you via bank wire transfer, but if anybody is willing to look and respond, it would be appreciated. My uncle just purchased a home. He had a ton of trouble dealing with the seller, but they finally made a deal.When my uncle went to the house after the owner vacated, there was a hole in the ground in the backyard that was definitely not there before. In the hole was a large open safe with its contents emptied except for another medium sized safe which he left (I am guessing intentionally, as it is impossible to miss a medium safe inside a large safe). My uncle had the safe opened, and in addition to some silver coins from the 1800s and gold rings, there were 2 watches. One Is a Patek, the other a LeCoultre Mystery dial. I was wondering if anybody can tell me the reference number of the Patek. It looks a lot like the 2552, but seems to be smaller than 36mm and the indicies are different from the 255