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Maybe A Problem?!
Hi Guys & GirlsI have had my bond seamaster for a good few months now, and im really pleased with it, it doesnt pick up scrathes and marks very easily, the front of the watch, and dial is still in perfect condition!.I just have 1 question, over the last few weeks, it seems to be slowly losing time, then when it gets to about 4-5 minutes slow, i alter it to the correct time, then a few weeks later it will be in the same situation.Its happened twice. any ideas why this might be happening. i either put the watch in the original box in its original position, or i lay it on my bed side table, face up.Do i need to check anything?I also requested the 007 leaflet, telling the number of my watch, and that all arrived, with the watch tag, and they sent me a little casino royale book, all free of charge, ive got the cosc cert aswell, so ive got everything with it now, thankfully.Thanks for your help.Matthew

Help Choosing a Replacement Watch
Although I will ultimately make my own decision, I would like the opinions of the members here.I recently bought a watch made by Philip, a company owned by the Italian Sector Group. I understand that these brands are not well known in the U.S, but they are more popular in Europe. Anyway, I bought the Philip Admirale XL which is a 48mm Chrono powered by the Valjoux 7750. I’m not all that happy with the size. I thought I would like it, but it proved to be top heavy and cumbersome to wear as the bracelet could never be properly sized to my wrist. Here is the watch with a replacement band:Philip admits to a problem affecting some of these watches where the stem won’t release when pulled out for setting and changes the hand position in the winding position, etc. They have been very upstanding and offered me three choices to fix the problem:1.I can exchange the watch for another, identical watch. The problem is they don’t know if or when they will produce them again. I gue

Vintage Sm300 165.024
Anyone here?HAGWE!Ben

My new Patek Philippe split seconds chronograph!
That's right, boys and girls. I've got timepieces from Patek that allows for split seconds chronograph functionality - the ability to time two events simultaneously. No, it's not the 5004 or the 5204. I cannot afford either of those pieces. So, instead, I present my innovative split seconds chronograph - dual face watch, yellow gold and platinum, both with silver dials. For the first event I click the top pusher on the platinum, and for the second event I click the top pusher on the yellow gold. Voila!

New 111G
To go with the 90.